CSL lays keel for Navy's next-generation missile vessels
Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) laid the keel for the Navy's next-generation missile vessels. The ships are envisaged as high-speed vessels carrying an array of weapons and sensors, including a surface-to-surface missile system, an anti-missile defence system, and air-surveillance and fire-control radars. The project advances indigenous warship construction for the Indian Navy.
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- CSL laid the keel for the Navy's next-generation missile vessels.
- They are planned as high-speed ships with a surface-to-surface missile system.
- They will carry an anti-missile defence system and air-surveillance and fire-control radars.
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