Singapore has launched the second of its six largest naval ships, designed to serve as command platforms in both war and peacetime. The multi-role combat vessels are equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, including unmanned air and sea systems, to detect and respond to threats farther away and more quickly. The fleet is slated to be delivered from 2028. Noah Kong with more.
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