According to information published by the Israeli MoD on December 13, 2024, the Israel Ministry of Defense (IMOD) has signed a landmark agreement to procure five advanced Reshef missile ships from Israel Shipyards in a deal valued at approximately $780 million (NIS 2.8 billion).
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Artist rendering of the future Reshef-class corvette. (Picture source: Israeli MoD)
Artist rendering of the future Reshef-class corvette. (Picture source: Israeli MoD)
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