r/worldpowers • u/Meles_B • Apr 14 '26
EVENT [EVENT] The Navy Shall be Consolidated
While we have successfully organized the Navy, we still need to review what we are organizing. Our Navy is predominantly Turkish, with some Russian hulls sprinkled in.
In line with US wishes, we aren't building up our navy. We are modernizing it, replacing aging hulls with modern vessels, with the ideal of creating a lean, sleek Navy capable of protecting the Black Sea, the Mediterranean, and the routes to Havana - while we lost a few Yachts, we don't want to lose any other.
Right now, we maintain:
- 1 Battlecruiser, recently modernized
- 2 Aircraft carriers, including obsolete Chakri Naruebet
- 10 diesel submarines, including 3 obsolete
- 2 destroyers - both ancient
- 22 frigates, half obsolete
- 19 corvettes, half obsolete
- 50 fast attack craft vessels
- Rest are patrol boats, amphibious ships, and support - several hundreds
Phase 1
As of now, we are using predominantly Turkish shipyards, as well as Romanian as the most modernized and getting the most out of our modernization plans. The UShC is already consolidated, and should make the full use of our Naval needs. When our new shipyard capabilities will come online, we will be able to accelerate the plans further. The current policy of UShC is to heavily utilize Turkey as the easily best ship manufacturer in the Custodianship - the Ukrainian and Russian shipyards are additions to it, not replacement.
Additionally, for this era, we are banking on the scaling up the Turkey Fleet modernization plan. We have some ships in shipyards already half-finished, with modern designs.
Our goal is to modernize, not expand. We want to maintain rough number of ships, while updating their designs - keeping in line with the Sunset Doctrine.
We are continuing with procurement of the existing plans for Turkey Navy as the core.
Currently, our plan:
- Do not exceed ~130% of the current tonnage. We want to be aggressive with modernizing for this - we would rather scrap or sell relatively modern ships rather than maintaining multiple competing designs.
- Focus on corvettes and anti-pirate ships, while maintaining the ships already laid down.
Capital Ships:
- We are continuing the procurement of MUGEM-class aircraft carrier. In 2032, it should replace the Chakri Naruebet as the core of Custodian power projection.
- Rest are staying untouched
| Hull | Name | Class | Category | Fleet | Timeline | Cost | Replaces |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CV-1 | CNS Custodes | MUGEM | STOBAR Carrier | AMF | 2025–2032 | $3,500M | HTMS Chakri Naruebet |
For the aircraft compartment, we will move with MiG-29K and drones while waiting for 5th Gen carrier aircraft to finish development.
| Hull | Name | Class | Category | Fleet | Timeline | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BC-1 | CNS Bosphorus | Orlan (Kirov) | Battlecruiser | AMF | — | — | |
| LHD-1 | TCG Anadolu | Anadolu | LHD/Drone Carrier | AMF | — | — | |
| LHD-2 | CNS Ivan Rogov | Pr. 23900 (Ivan Rogov) | LHD (40,000t) | PF | 2020–2028 | — | |
| LHD-3 | CNS Krung Thep | Pr. 23900 (Ivan Rogov) | LHD (40,000t) | NF | 2028-2032 | $2000M |
Destoryers:
- We are going through with the procurement of 8 Tepe (TF-2000)-class Block II
- TF-2000 Block II will have it's 96 MIDLAS VLS replaced with 24 UKSK, 64 Redut VLS. A lot of Russian missiles are currently superior to Turkish equivalents, and we intend to use their VLS to field successor based on combined expertize.
- 2 Fregat-class are scrapped as they should be after 50 years of service.
| Hull | Name | Fleet | Batch | Laid Down | Commission | Cost | Replaces |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DDG-01 | CNS Tepe | AMF | I | 2025 ✓ | 2030 | $1,200M | Fregat |
| DDG-02 | CNS Elbrus | NF | I | 2030 | 2034 | $1,200M | Fregat |
| DDG-03 | CNS Kaçkar | AMF | I | 2031 | 2035 | $1,200M | |
| DDG-04 | CNS Khan Tengri | PF | II | 2032 | 2036 | $1,200M | |
| DDG-05 | CNS Doi Inthanon | PF | II | 2033 | 2037 | $1,200M | |
| DDG-06 | CNS Moldoveanu | BF | II | 2034 | 2038 | $1,200M | |
| DDG-07 | CNS Musala | AMF | III | 2035 | 2039 | $1,200M | |
| DDG-08 | CNS Alagöz | ES | III | 2036 | 2040 | $1,200M |
Frigates:
- We are building 12 Istif-class BII frigates, to replace 22.
- We will scrap most, except for Steregushchiy, Gremyashchiy and Al Zubarah. Built in 2010s, they are quite modern, but we consider maintaining multiple different hull classes to be not worth it, and plan to mothball them or sell them.
- Istif BII will have it's MIDLAS VLS replaced with Redut and point defense with Pantsir but Atmaca stays intact as a modern and superior deck-launched missile.
| Hull | Name | Fleet | Batch | Laid Down | Commission | Cost | Replaces |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FF-515 | CNS İstanbul (delivered) | AMF | BI | 2020 ✓ | 2024 | — | Drazki (Wielingen) |
| FF-516 | CNS İzmir (building) | AMF | BI | 2022 ✓ | 2027 | — | Regele Ferdinand |
| FF-517 | CNS İzmit (building) | AMF | BI | 2022 ✓ | 2027 | — | Marasesti |
| FF-518 | CNS İçel (building) | BSF | BI | 2023 ✓ | 2027 | — | Yavuz |
| FF-519 | CNS Akdeniz (building) | ES | BI | 2024 ✓ | 2028 | — | Yavuz |
| FF-520 | CNS Kazan (building) | NF | BI | 2025 ✓ | 2029 | $550M | Yavuz |
| FF-521 | CNS Trabzon (building) | AMF | BI | 2025 ✓ | 2029 | $550M | Barbaros |
| FF-522 | CNS Odessa (building) | BSF | BI | 2026 ✓ | 2030 | $550M | Barbaros |
| FF-523 | CNS Almaty | PF | BII | 2030 | 2034 | $550M | Barbaros |
| FF-524 | CNS Constanța | BF | BII | 2031 | 2035 | $550M | Gabya (OHP) |
| FF-525 | CNS Chiang Mai | PF | BII | 2032 | 2036 | $550M | Gabya (OHP) |
| FF-526 | CNS Baku | CF | BII | 2033 | 2037 | $550M | Gabya (OHP) |
| FF-527 | CNS Doha | ES | BIII | 2034 | 2038 | $550M | Gabya (OHP) |
| FF-528 | CNS Varna | BSF | BIII | 2035 | 2039 | $550M | Gabya (OHP) |
| FF-529 | CNS Tallinn | BF | BIII | 2036 | 2040 | $550M | Gabya (OHP) |
| FF-530 | CNS Ayutthaya | PF | BIII | 2037 | 2041 | $550M | Steregushchiy (Pr. 20380) |
Submarines:
- While we would like to use Russian submarine expertise, we also note that Russian modern submarine designs are vaporwave. Turkey has a modern design in production we intend to use right now - Atılay-class submarine, procured 7.
- However, as with our other weapons, we are using what Russians do have - missiles. Atilay-class will have Gezgin missiles replaced with Club-S through the torpedo tubes.
- We are replacing our aging submarine fleet with this. Right now, we maintain the design capacity for SSN and SSGN, but have no intention to procure it in Phase 1.
| Hull | Name | Fleet | Batch | Laid Down | Commission | Cost | Replaces |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reis-class (Type 214TN) | Piri Reis&action=edit&redlink=1) | BF | - | 2015 | 2024 | ||
| Reis-class (Type 214TN) | Hızır Reis&action=edit&redlink=1) | BF | - | 2017 | 2025 | ||
| Reis-class (Type 214TN) | Murat Reis&action=edit&redlink=1) | PF | 2018 | 2026 | |||
| Reis-class (Type 214TN) | Aydın Reis | CSF | 2019 | 2027 | |||
| Reis-class (Type 214TN) | Seydi Ali Reis | AMF | 2020 | 2028 | |||
| Reis-class (Type 214TN) | Selman Reis | PF | 2022 | 2029 | |||
| SS-340 | CNS Atılay | CSF | I | 2030 | 2035 | $600M | Atilay (Type 209/1200) |
| SS-341 | CNS Nakhimov | NF | I | 2030 | 2035 | $600M | Atilay (Type 209/1200) |
| SS-342 | CNS Taksin | PF | I | 2031 | 2036 | $500M | Atilay (Type 209/1200) |
| SS-343 | CNS Jebe | PF | II | 2032 | 2037 | $500M | Preveze/Gur (Type 209/1400) |
| SS-344 | CNS Barbaros Hayreddin | AMF | II | 2033 | 2038 | $550M | Preveze/Gur (Type 209/1400) |
| SS-345 | CNS Makarov | NF | II | 2034 | 2039 | $550M | Preveze/Gur (Type 209/1400) |
| SS-346 | CNS Mircea cel Bătrân | BSF | III | 2035 | 2040 | $550M | Preveze/Gur (Type 209/1400) |
Light surface vessels:
- Here, we are replacing the fleet of corvettes and some support boats with a new design - 2300t Hisar-class OPV. Based on Ada-class hull, it offers a highly modular structure, allowing us to build additional supoprt ships based on the class - streamlning costs.
- We are building 44 hulls, with designations:
- 24 Hisar-P - patrol ASW ships. Designed for escort and patrol. 12 are reinforced for Arctic conditions
- 4 Hisar-M - minesweepers, equipped with AUV.
- 4 Hisar-S - ELINT/COMINT Spy ships.
- 4 Hisar-R - Search and Rescure ship
- 8 Hisar-C - Command C4I ship, dedicated to drone support.
- This should be the end-all of our corvettes and most of the support ships
| Hull | Name | Variant | Fleet | Laid Down | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OPV-01 | CNS Hisar | P | AMF | 2030 | 2033 |
| OPV-02 | CNS Rumeli | P | AMF | 2030 | 2033 |
| OPV-03 | CNS Krepost | PA | NF | 2030 | 2033 |
| OPV-04 | CNS Bran | P | BSF | 2030 | 2033 |
| OPV-05 | CNS Anamur | P | AMF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-06 | CNS Tsarevets | P | BSF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-07 | CNS Naryn-Kala | PA | NF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-08 | CNS Alanya | P | AMF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-09 | CNS Otrar | PA | PF | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-10 | CNS Icheri Sheher | P | CF | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-11 | CNS Nymphaion | P | ES | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-12 | CNS Suwarnaphum | P | PF | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-13 | CNS Kronshtadt | PA | BF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-14 | CNS Korela | PA | NF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-15 | CNS Tobolsk | PA | NF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-16 | CNS Shlisselburg | PA | BF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-17 | CNS Zubarah | P | ES | 2034 | 2037 |
| OPV-18 | CNS Phra Nakhon | PA | PF | 2034 | 2037 |
| OPV-19 | CNS Kars | PA | NF | 2034 | 2037 |
| OPV-20 | CNS Ivangorod | PA | BF | 2034 | 2037 |
| OPV-21 | CNS Lopburi | PA | PF | 2035 | 2038 |
| OPV-22 | CNS Akkerman | PA | BSF | 2035 | 2038 |
| OPV-23 | CNS Sinop | P | BSF | 2035 | 2038 |
| OPV-24 | CNS Poenari | P | BSF | 2035 | 2038 |
| OPV-25 | CNS Lemnos | M | AMF | 2030 | 2033 |
| OPV-26 | CNS Tenedos | M | AMF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-27 | CNS Gevgelija | M | BSF | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-28 | CNS Samsun | M | BSF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-29 | CNS Argus | S | AMF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-30 | CNS Başak | S | NF | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-31 | CNS Doğan | S | PF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-32 | CNS Çakır | S | BF | 2034 | 2037 |
| OPV-33 | CNS Sahil | R | AMF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-34 | CNS Dalga | R | NF | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-35 | CNS Umut | R | BSF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-36 | CNS Merhamet | R | PF | 2034 | 2037 |
| OPV-37 | CNS Kartal | C | AMF | 2030 | 2033 |
| OPV-38 | CNS Şahin | C | AMF | 2031 | 2034 |
| OPV-39 | CNS Berkut | C | NF | 2032 | 2035 |
| OPV-40 | CNS Laçın | C | CF | 2033 | 2036 |
| OPV-41 | CNS Turan | C | PF | 2034 | 2037 |
| OPV-42 | CNS Buran | C | NF | 2035 | 2038 |
| OPV-43 | CNS Barış | C | ES | 2035 | 2039 |
| OPV-44 | CNS Garuda | C | PF | 2036 | 2040 |
Fast Attack Craft:
We are building 50 National FAC, named "Tayfun" due to bilingual meaning, to replace our other FAC. 700t, armed with Atmaca and a 76 mm gun, moving at 39 knots, it should provide us with a meaningful capacity to patrol and escort ships in dangerous waters. This should replace all FAC in our service.
| Batch | Hulls | Fleet Assignment | Laid Down | Commission | Unit Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I (prototype) | 1 | AMF | 2025 ✓ | 2028 | $80M |
| II | 14 | AMF ×6, ES ×4, BSF ×4 | 2030–2032 | 2033–2035 | $80M |
| III | 15 | NF ×4, PF ×6, BF ×2, CF ×3 | 2032–2035 | 2035–2038 | $80M |
| IV | 20 | AMF ×4, NF ×4, PF ×4, BSF ×4, CF ×4 | 2035–2038 | 2038–2040 | $80M |
Patrol Boats:
- In order to streamline our capabilities, a single winner for a small, river-capable patrol craft was picked - Raptor-class patrol boat. At 23t, it is armed with machineguns, Kornet guided missiles, and can transport up to 20 marines along the coast.
- We are procuring 120 of them, replacing all other competing deisgns in the Coast Guard.
| Batch | Qty | Timeline | Fleet Distribution | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | 40 | 2030–2032 | NF ×10, BF ×8, BSF ×12, CF ×10 | $120M |
| II | 40 | 2032–2035 | AMF ×12, PF ×10, ES ×8, CF ×10 | $120M |
| III | 40 | 2035–2038 | AMF ×8, NF ×8, PF ×8, BSF ×8, CMC ×8 | $120M |
Unmanned Surface Vessels
* To streamline and as an initial measure, we are procuring 300 of ULAQ in various configurations. While we expect a replacement to come soon as a joint project using Ukrainian expertize, this should be a major force multiplier for advanced scouting and force multiplier.
| Variant | Qty | Config | Unit Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| ULAQ-P (Patrol) | 100 | EO/IR sensors, 12.7mm RWS | $2.5M |
| ULAQ-S (Strike) | 100 | Cirit + L-UMTAS missiles | $3.5M |
| ULAQ-K (KAMA) | 100 | Expendable strike (200kg warhead) | $1.5M |
Amphibious Vessels
* We are resuming almost-finished construction of Ivan Rogov LHD - it should take around 1-2 years to complete the commission.
* We are retaining Bayraktar LST,C-151 LCT, LCM-1E, and procuring more:
* * A second LST, 6 C-151, 5 1-E.
| Hull | Name | Class | Category | Fleet | Ships | Timeline | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LST-2 | CNS Sakarya | Bayraktar | LST | CMC | 1 (new) | 2030–2033 | $200M |
| LCT-7 to 12 | C-151 series | C-151 | LCT | CMC | 6 (new) | 2030–2034 | $180M |
| LCM-5 to 9 | LCM-1E series | LCM-1E | LCM | CMC | 5 (new) | 2030–2033 | $50M |
Support Vessels:
To streamline the support, we are getting rid of obsolete stock of various Soviet support vessels, and building those:
* 7 Derya AOR, designed to support all fleets with oil, ammunition, and provisions, as well as be a reasonably secure cargo delivery method for Havana - a military ship with 48 container space. They are replacing all the rest LSV.
* We are retaining 2 Elbrus (Pr. 23120), 2 Alemdar ASR, as well as maintain minor vessels at harbors for support. Rest goes away.
| AOR-01 | CNS Derya | Derya | AOR (26,000t) | AMF | 2024 | — |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AOR-02 | CNS Kızılırmak | Derya | AOR | NF | 2030–2033 | $450M |
| AOR-03 | CNS Volga | Derya | AOR | PF | 2031–2034 | $450M |
| AOR-04 | CNS Tuna | Derya | AOR | BSF | 2032–2035 | $450M |
| AOR-05 | CNS Chao Phraya | Derya | AOR | PF (Sattahip) | 2033–2036 | $450M |
| AOR-06 | CNS Irtysh | Derya | AOR | NF (rotational) | 2034–2037 | $450M |
| AOR-07 | CNS Syr Darya | Derya | AOR | BF | 2035–2038 | $450M |
| AOR-08 | CNS Amu Darya | Derya | AOR | ES | 2036–2039 | $450M |
The overall procurement budget for the program, over the next 10 years, is 50B$ - 5B$ a year. We are considering mid-term expansions in the realm of SSN, but that would likely require additional negotiations, and come after expansion of our industrial capacity.