Turkish Navy Deploys MALAMAN Smart Bottom Mine at Nusret 2026 Exercise
The Turkish Navy has deployed its homegrown MALAMAN smart mine during the multinational Nusret 2026 exercise in the Gulf of Izmir and Black Sea.
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The Turkish Navy has deployed its homegrown MALAMAN smart mine during the multinational Nusret 2026 exercise in the Gulf of Izmir and Black Sea.
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