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Προσθήκη του ot.gr στην GoogleGreece has signed an agreement to acquire two Italian FREMM frigates of the Bergamini class, as Athens moves forward with plans to renew and strengthen the Hellenic Navy’s fleet.
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias signed the agreement in Rome during an official ceremony attended by Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto.
The two ministers are also expected to discuss European defense, security developments and stability in the Mediterranean region.
The signing of the implementing agreement formally activates the program for acquiring the two ships and forms part of Greece’s broader effort to modernize its naval forces.
Two frigates for the Greek fleet
The two Bergamini-class frigates will become part of Greece’s plan to establish a modern and powerful core of major surface combatants.
The ships are approximately 144 meters long and have a displacement of about 6,700 tons. They are equipped with modern electronic systems, advanced sensors and significant operational capabilities.
The two frigates have different original configurations.
The Carlo Bergamini is configured for general-purpose operations and has strong air-defense
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