Four FDI frigates scheduled to be delivered by 2028
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Naval Group is carrying out a project to build FDI frigates for the Greek Navy, and plans to deliver a total of four ships by 2028.
French state-owned shipbuilding company Naval Group delivered the next-generation multipurpose frigate ‘Nearchos’ to the Greek Navy on the 30th of last month (local time).
Nearkos is a 4,500-ton FDI (Frigate of Defense and Intervention) custom-made for the Greek Navy, measuring approximately 122 meters in length.
The Greek Navy commissioned the second unit, Nearkos, about 10 months after acquiring the 'HS (Hellenic Ship) Kimon' in December last year.
Naval Group plans to deliver a total of four FDI ships to the Greek Navy by 2028. Take a look at the video.
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Additional FDI frigates scheduled to be delivered to the Greek Navy by 2028
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