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3000-ton + VLS + medium-calibre naval gun, helicopter hangar + ASW + affordable cost?

If only they would put down their facades of "superiority and invincibility" and humbly ask a certain Eastern big country for a certain 3000-ton FFG design that has been mass-produced for almost two decades...

ACuriousPLAFan said:

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3000-ton hull + VLS + medium-calibre naval gun, helicopter hangar + ASW?

If only they would put down their facades of "superiority and invincibility" and humbly ask a certain Eastern big country for a certain 3000-ton FFG design that has been mass-produced for almost two decades by now.

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Nah, that country wouldn't actually want to produce such ships for them lol.

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