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UK Secures £10 Billion Warship Deal with Norway

UK Secures £10 Billion Warship Deal with Norway

The United Kingdom has finalized its largest-ever defense export agreement, supplying Norway with a fleet of advanced Type 26 anti-submarine frigates in a landmark £10 billion deal that strengthens both nations' maritime security and boosts Scottish shipbuilding.
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