Arminkh
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All ships are made by welding pieces of steel plate together. Welding causes huge local thermal gradient resulting in residual stress inside the plates and thus cause them to slightly deform. Good paint job would help but at the end of the day, all of the ships will look like that if you look at them from a certain angle:why blocks of metal sheeting ? ..why not smooth surface like one piece ? ...talking about exterior of ship.
This is Shivalik Class (india) destroyer. You can count the number of plates that are welded together on the super structure:
IVER HUITFELDT-CLASS [DENMARK] Same, look at the superstructure
ADMIRAL GORSHKOV CLASS [RUSSIA] You can see the joint of plates on the lower hull.