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Italy signs €3.7 bln contract for two next-gen DDX destroyers
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The Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR) and OSN have signed a €3.7 billion contract for the construction of two next-generation DDX destroyers for the Italian Navy. The contract, reported by Naval News, covers the development and production of the vessels, with delivery scheduled for 2033 and 2035. This procurement represents a significant investment in Italy's naval capabilities, aiming to modernize its fleet with advanced destroyers. The DDX program is expected to enhance Italy's maritime defense and power projection, reflecting a long-term commitment to naval modernization within the European defense framework.
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Italy signs €3.7 billion contract for two next-generation DDX destroyers