ORP Orkan (G90) was a guided-missile frigate of the Polish Navy, part of the Project 1159 frigate class. Commissioned in 1988, the ship was designed for anti-submarine warfare and anti-ship operations. ORP Orkan was equipped with advanced weapon systems, including surface-to-air and anti-ship missiles, torpedoes, and anti-submarine rocket launchers. The frigate had a displacement of 2,500 tons and a top speed of 32 knots. The ship was involved in various military exercises and operations, serving as a vital asset for the Polish Navy during the Cold War era. ORP Orkan underwent modernization and upgrades over the years to enhance its capabilities and operational effectiveness. However, in 2020, the decision was made to decommission the vessel due to its age and high maintenance costs. ORP Orkan's service history reflects the evolving nature of naval warfare and the strategic importance of modern warships in safeguarding maritime interests. The frigate's legacy serves as a testament to Poland's naval capabilities and its commitment to maintaining a strong defense posture.

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