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His Majesty’s Ship Hail was built for the Royal Saudi Naval Forces by Spanish state-owned company Navantia. (SPA)

Royal Saudi Navy launches new ship in Spain

  • The ships are designed to enhance regional maritime security and protect the Kingdom’s vital strategic interests
  • The five ships built by Navantia are part of a deal struck in 2018
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