Saudi Arabia has officially launched its newest multi-mission warship, ‘His Majesty King Saud,’ in Wisconsin, United States, marking the first vessel completed under the Kingdom’s Tuwaiq Project. The ship, built for the Royal Saudi Naval Forces (RSNF), represents a major step in Riyadh’s broader initiative to modernize its naval fleet and strengthen maritime defense capabilities.
The launch ceremony was attended by senior Saudi and U.S. military officials, including RSNF Commander Lt. Gen. Mohammed Al-Ghuraibi, as well as representatives from Lockheed Martin and Fincantieri, the firms involved in construction. Al-Ghuraibi highlighted the Saudi leadership’s “unlimited support” for the navy, emphasizing that the Tuwaiq Project will enhance operational readiness and safeguard strategic sea routes. The warship is designed to counter threats from air, surface, and underwater domains.
Following the ceremony, Al-Ghuraibi met with U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Daryl Caudle to discuss expanding bilateral naval cooperation. The Tuwaiq Project underscores Saudi Arabia’s intent to build a faster, more capable maritime force amid evolving regional security challenges.
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