New Zealand begins discussion with Australia, Britain on replacing frigates - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixAFBVV95cUxQN1U5Yi1UaXBxT25DNlJRZWNPeDgzNDdNX1VJdXVpS25xUnI5NUNuSlZYTFFPRHNUdTBhUTRBQmFZT28tVmx6bXl6RWVjQm5FU0JwSVdFTmhDejkxR3IxQTBzMjFhZHJHYkhsdTZPbVk5eTVza0ZqQnBWZlJ4T0JVUWNnWFJnR1pZc2RndjlILUJuWUdtSmdxc2VaZjR0VEFEbDlnREhmUEVSWkZLYWgyallpcXhNNEpSVFR1enRMdnpDX0px?oc=5" target="_blank">New Zealand begins discussion with Australia, Britain on replacing frigates</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

New Zealand has initiated talks with Australia and Britain to replace its aging Anzac-class frigates, considering the Japanese Mogami-class and Britain's Type 31 frigates, with a decision expected by the end of 2027.

New Zealand has begun discussions with Australia and the UK to replace its aging frigates, focusing on the Japanese Mogami-class and UK's Type 31 frigates, with advice expected by the end of 2027.

New Zealand is considering purchasing advanced warships from Japan or the UK to modernize its aging fleet, focusing on the Japanese Mogami-class or the UK's Type 31 frigates.

New Zealand has initiated discussions with Australia and Britain to replace its aging Anzac-class frigates, considering the Japanese Mogami-class and Britain's Type 31 frigates, with advice expected by the end of 2027.

The New Zealand government is advancing plans to replace the Royal New Zealand Navy’s aging frigate fleet as part of broader efforts to strengthen the country's defense capability.