Greece has approved the acquisition of two Italian Bergamini-class FREMM frigates as part of a broader modernization effort for the Hellenic Navy. The decision, made by the Government Council for National Security (KYSEA), marks a key step in reshaping Greece’s naval capabilities alongside the upgrade of its existing MEKO frigates. The Bergamini-class frigates are expected to enhance Greece’s maritime defense posture .
The Bergamini-class frigates, also known as FREMM (European Multi-Mission Frigates), are advanced multi-role warships designed for anti-submarine, anti-air, and surface warfare. Their inclusion in Greece’s fleet aligns with the country’s strategic focus on strengthening its naval forces amid regional security concerns . No further details on delivery timelines or specific configurations for the Greek vessels were provided in the available sources.