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23 June

Russia Is ‘Training Combat Dolphins’ in Crimea: UK

British military spies on Friday said Russia appears to be training combat dolphins in the annexed Crimean peninsula to counter Ukrainian forces.

22 June

Joe Saballa

Japan Procures More MCH-101 Naval Helicopters

The Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force will receive additional MCH-101 naval helicopters in a newly-signed agreement between Leonardo and Kawasaki Heavy Industries.

21 June

Joe Saballa

France Trials HELMA-P Laser Weapon From Horizon Destroyer

The French Navy has conducted another test of its HELMA-P laser weapon, from the Horizon-class Forbin destroyer.

21 June

Staff Writer With AFP

Chinese Carrier Group Passes Through Taiwan Strait

China's Shandong aircraft carrier led a group of warships through the Taiwan Strait, Taipei's defense ministry said.

20 June

Inder Singh Bisht

Japan Funds Indigenous Ship-Killing Missile Project

Japan has awarded Kawasaki Heavy Industries $243 million to research anti-ship missile technology.

20 June

Staff Writer With AFP

ASEAN Moves Joint Drills From Disputed South China Sea Area

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations has moved its first-ever joint drills, Indonesia's military said, edging them away from waters disputed by China.

20 June

Joe Saballa

Taiwan Navy Commissions Indigenous ‘Yushan’ Landing Platform Dock

The Taiwanese Navy has officially launched its new domestically-made landing platform dock, the “Yushan.”

19 June

Rojoef Manuel

US Navy Christens Future USS Iowa Fast-Attack Submarine

The US Navy has christened the future USS Iowa Virginia-class fast-attack submarine in Groton, Connecticut.

16 June

Staff Writer With AFP

US Nuclear-Powered Submarine Enters South Korean Port

A US Navy nuclear-powered submarine arrived in the South Korean port city of Busan, demonstrating Washington's pledge to counter Pyongyang's growing threats.

15 June