Turkey delivers third frigate to Malaysia

The Turkish defense industry company STM has launched its latest ship, the "Tunku Osman Gaua," as part of a project to build three cruisers for the Royal Malaysian Navy, aimed at enhancing the capabilities of the Malaysian fleet. The vessel launch ceremony took place at the Istanbul dockyard and was attended by officials from Turkey and Malaysia. The Malaysian side emphasized that modernizing the fleet is essential for national security and that the ship will significantly strengthen the navy's capabilities. Turkey aims to deliver the ships by the end of 2027. The vessels are equipped with modern systems, including "Aselsan" guns, radars, and missile systems developed by Turkish companies for anti-ship combat. Named after historical figures from Malaysia, each ship is approximately 99.56 meters long, can reach speeds of up to 26 knots, and has a crew capacity of 111 personnel, featuring advanced defense systems.

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