Iran Launches First Indigenous Destroyer

The Iranian Navy has launched its first indigenously built guided-missile destroyer, the Jamaran.

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The new Mowdge Class guided-missile destroyer has a helipad and is equipped modern radars and electronic warfare capabilities, according to presstv.ir.

The vessel is also equipped with anti-ship and surface-to-air missiles as well as torpedoes and modern naval cannons.

The 94m-long Jamaran has a displacement capacity of around 14,000t. It can accommodate a crew of 120-140 and cruise at a maximum speed of 30kt.

Construction is underway on additional Mowdge Class vessels.

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