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IMO:
MMSI:
259009000
Callsign:
LBAW
Width:
6.0 m
Length:
50.0 m
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AIS type:
Other Ship
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Flag:
Norway
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Course/Position

Position:
Navigational status:
Moving
Course:
149.6° / 0.0
Heading:
336.0° / 0.0
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Status:
moored
Location:
Haakonsvern (Haakonsvern Port)
Area:
Norway
Last seen:
2026-02-23
260 days ago
Source:
T-AIS
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Last update:
259 days ago
Source:
T-AIS

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Submarine sank decommissioned frigate

Tue Nov 18 23:16:29 CET 2025 Timsen

On Nov 15, 2025, the NATO has released footage from Exercise Ægir 25, which took place end of September, showing the KNM 'Uthaug' firing a torpedo that destroyed the decommissioned frigate KNM 'Trondheim' during live-fire drills near Andfjorden.The exercise, which took place off the coast of Andøy, was designed to demonstrate the striking power of modern submarine warfare capabilities. According to NATO Allied Joint Force Command Norfolk, the purpose of the torpedo firing was to verify and demonstrate the weapon system’s effectiveness and the submarine’s operational capabilities. The multi-national exercise included vessels and units from the Norwegian Armed Forces (Forsvaret), the Royal Navy, and Poland, highlighting NATO’s commitment to interoperability and collective defense in the strategically important Arctic region. In a separate but related development during Aegir 25, the Royal Navy achieved a significant milestone with the first operational firing of the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) from HMS 'Somerset'. The Plymouth-based frigate traveled to Norway’s Arctic rocket range at Andøya to test the advanced anti-ship weapon system The 400-kilogram Naval Strike Missile represents a substantial upgrade over the previous Harpoon missile system, offering greater range and more advanced capabilities. The weapon can strike targets at distances exceeding 100 miles and travels at near-supersonic speeds while evading detection. The successful firing culminated months of meticulous planning and system integration work, conducted with support from Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, the Norwegian manufacturer of the NSM. The missile system is currently fitted to HMS 'Richmond', HMS 'Somerset', and HMS 'Portland'. Reports with photos and video: https://gcaptain.com/watch-norwegian-submarine-destroys-decommissioned-frigate-in-arctic-warfare-exercise/ https://www.msn.com/en-nz/news/other/norway-releases-real-attack-footage-submarine-fires-torpedo-at-decommissioned-frigate/ar-AA1QAdPo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovdnnc-TDbw

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