USS Tucson fast-attack submarine relocates to Guam

US sounds out Korean shipbuilders on Navy warships

The US has officially reached out to major South Korean shipbuilders to assess their naval vessel design and construction capabilities in a sign that Washington is looking to deepen shipbuilding cooperation with Seoul under the MASGA initiative. According to defense industry sources Wednesday, the Pentagon and the US Navy recently sent requests for information, or RFIs, to HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and Hanwha Ocean for combat vessels. In response, the two companies submitted information last m

US builds naval presence in Asia-Pacific region to deter China — State Department

According to Assistant Secretary of the United States for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Michael DeSombre, two US Coast Guard patrol ships were sent to the Subic Bay military base in the Philippines

INS Sudarshini represents India at US International Naval Review 250, Sail4th 250 in New York

In a post shared on X, the Embassy of India in the United States said, INS Sudarshini enters Port of New York and New Jersey. Indian Naval Sail Training Ship Sudarshini represented India at the United States International Naval Review 250 and Sail4th 250 on 4 July at New York.

China threatens the US with latest missile test showcasing it can reach America

Former US Marine and Republican commentator John Deaton claims China has demonstrated that it can reach the US from a nuclear submarine following a recent missile test. “China just demonstrated that they can reach the United States from a submarine, a nuclear-based submarine, which is harder to detect,” he told Sky News host James Morrow. “They don’t just have land-based nuclear warheads that can reach the United States; it can come from the ocean.”

Spain rejects claims Russian freighter carried nuclear sub parts to North Korea

The Spanish military has pushed back against claims that a sunken Russian freighter carried nuclear submarine parts bound for North Korea, shedding new light on the Ursa Major’s mysterious cargo while finding no evidence that a military attack caused its sinking. The Ursa Major’s cargo was for a Russian nuclear icebreaker, not Pyongyang’s submarine program, []