Turkish “Barbaros” modernize. By 2025 year

Turkish Navy signed a contract for the modernization of all 4 in service fleet frigates of the Barbaros type. The modernization period is 2025, Warspot reports referring to defensenews.com. What exactly will be the modernization, contracting firms do not report.

Barbaros type frigates entered service with the Turkish fleet in the period from 1995 to 2000. Two of them were built by the German company Blohm + Voss, a couple more - at the Golcuk Naval Shipyard in Turkey.

The frigates are based on the German project MEKO 200TN and are part of the family of warships MEKO. There are several modifications created for the benefit of various customers. So, these ships are in service with the naval forces of Australia, Turkey, Greece, Portugal and New Zealand. The length of the Turkish frigates is 107 m, the displacement is over 3100 tons. The ships are equipped with anti-ship and anti-aircraft missiles, artillery weapons, and also have a hangar and a platform for a helicopter.

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[fizteh]

And as with our example Buyan ????

[KVU-NSVD]

Quote: fizteh

And as with our example Buyan ????

And what about the ships of the Buyan project (or are you talking about Buyan-M)? . And how is this related to the article?

[Safer]

Quote: KVU-NSVD

And what about the ships of the Buyan project (or are you talking about Buyan-M)? . And how is this related to the article?

I, too, did not understand ... Buyans and at all, if my memory serves me right - punts.

[Vadim851]

Not so old, still swimming and swimming, it makes sense in modernization

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Vadim851

Not so old, still swimming and swimming, it makes sense in modernization

D-mo floats in the hole, and the ships go.