Sampari (KCR-60M)

The Sampari-class is a class of Indonesian-built fast attack craft designed for coastal defense and maritime interdiction operations. These vessels feature a stealthy design and are typically armed with anti-ship missiles and a main gun.

Developed by state-owned shipbuilder PT PAL to fulfill the Indonesian Navy's Minimum Essential Force modernization program, the class was designed to secure the nation's vast archipelagic waters. The lead vessel, KRI Sampari, was commissioned into active service in May 2014, marking a significant step forward for Indonesia's domestic defense industry. These vessels have since been actively deployed for sovereignty patrols in the strategic Natuna Sea, anti-piracy operations, and bilateral naval exercises. Currently, multiple units of the class remain in active service, with ongoing modernization efforts focused on upgrading their combat management systems and integrating advanced weapon systems.