Spain launched the second frigate of the F-110 project at the shipyard in Perol, on 27 October, the second frigate of the Boniface Roger de Lauria class (F-112) was launched. According to Naontia, the work is progressing four months ahead of schedule. The ship is part of the first series of five frigates that will gradually replace the aging Santa Maria class ships. The main emphasis in planning is on anti-submarine warfare. The frigates are equipped with the Aegis combat information and control system, a state-of-the-art sonar system and an integrated CODLAG power plant, which allows them to move on electric motors and significantly reduce the acoustic signature. Roger de Lauria's transfer to the Spanish Navy is planned for 2029. Meanwhile, the next ships of the series are already being built at the shipyard: Menendez de Áviles (F-113) and Luis de Córdoba (F-114). The lead frigate Boniface (F-111) is equipped and is scheduled to begin sea trials in 2027.

Spain launched the second frigate of the F-110 project at the shipyard in Perol, on 27 October, the second frigate of the Boniface Roger de Lauria class (F-112) was launched. According to Naontia, the work is progressing four months ahead of schedule. The ship is part of the first series of five frigates that will gradually replace the aging Santa Maria class ships. The main emphasis in planning is on anti-submarine warfare. The frigates are equipped with the Aegis combat information and control system, a state-of-the-art sonar system and an integrated CODLAG power plant, which allows them to move on electric motors and significantly reduce the acoustic signature. Roger de Lauria's transfer to the Spanish Navy is planned for 2029. Meanwhile, the next ships of the series are already being built at the shipyard: Menendez de Áviles (F-113) and Luis de Córdoba (F-114). The lead frigate Boniface (F-111) is equipped and is scheduled to begin sea trials in 2027.