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Another Dutch navy ship sets sail with broken gun; HNLMS De Ruyter to Southeast Asia for five months

Another Dutch navy ship sets sail with broken gun; HNLMS De Ruyter to Southeast Asia for five months

The Dutch frigate Zr. Ms. De Ruyter is departing for a five-month mission to the Indo-Pacific region despite having a non-functional main cannon. This is the second time recently that a Dutch naval vessel has set sail without a working cannon following delays in planned equipment replacements.

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