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Hellenic Navy Fires SPIKE NLOS and ER Missiles with the Israeli Navy, Sinking the Decommissioned Frigate Bouboulina

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The Hellenic Navy carried out acceptance firings of SPIKE NLOS and SPIKE ER guided missiles north of Crete in a joint exercise with the Israeli Navy. The decommissioned frigate Bouboulina served as the target and was sunk by a submarine-launched SUT torpedo.

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The decommissioned frigate "Bouboulina" was sunk as a target ship in an impressive exercise in the Aegean Sea carried out by the Hellenic Navy. The operation took place in the North Cretan Sea, as part of the acceptance firings of the SPIKE NLOS and SPIKE ER weapon systems, with the participation of units of the Greek and Israeli Navy. As announced by the Navy General Staff after the completion of the firings, the "Bouboulina" was sunk with a …

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Greece and Israel continue their cooperation in Defense, with joint SPIKE NLOS firings, sending a message in difficult geopolitical conditions. The post Joint SPIKE NLOS firings by the Navy and the Israeli Navy under the watchful eye of Houpis appeared first on in.gr.

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In a joint exercise with Israeli Navy ships - The target ship was the decommissioned frigate HMS BOUMBOULINA (F-463)

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In an imposing display of hard power and operational readiness, the Navies of Greece and Israel "sown" the fire...

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The decommissioned frigate was used as a target ship in the Greece-Israel exercise and was sunk after being hit by an SUT torpedo.

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In the operation conducted with Greek elements, two SPIKE variants with different ranges and engagement profiles were used. During the firings from Machitis-class patrol vessels and high-speed MARK V boats, the systems...

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star.gr broke the news in Kifisia, Greece on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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