Taiwan baut 6.000 Tonnen Fregatte

Photo: The AN/SPY-7 radar system, shown here on a Japanese ASEV-class warship (concept image). Lockheed Martin

Taiwan builds 6,000 tonne frigate

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Taiwan builds 6,000 tonne frigate

30 March 2026

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The Taiwanese Ministry of Defence has resumed the project to develop a ‘next-generation warship’, which has been on hold for several years. The multi-purpose frigate is designed for deep-sea and long-range missions. Among other things, far-reaching

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Taiwan builds 6,000 tonne frigate

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