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French unmanned systems manufacturer ECA Group announced that the unmanned mine counter measure integrated system (UMIS) it delivered to Kazakh Navy passed sea acceptance trials.
The system was delivered and installed onboard the Kazakh Navy 10750E-class mine countermeasure vessel.
Built by the Russian shipyard SNSZ in St Petersburg, this first mine hunter has reached Aktau, Kazakhstan, through the rivers and channels by the end of the winter. Fitted with ECA Group’s MCM system this MCMV will be capable of surveying and protecting the North Eastern coats of the Caspian Sea in a fully unmanned mode keeping the ship and its crew in a safer position.
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