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I don't know Farsi, but the automatic translator translates differently The commander of the IRGC navy announced that "three new vessels will be added to the force this year": the ships of Shahid Nazeri with a length of 55 meters and Haj Qasem Soleimani with a length of 65 meters by the...

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Holds Launch Ceremony in Shimonoseki Thursday launched its second 97-meter multi-role response vessel (MRRV) for the Philippines https://www.untvweb.com/news/pcg-launches-second-97-meter-ship-in-japan/

here a photo of the Petya class frigate during the modification works, indicated with arrows the new superstructures, from a commercial satellite photo it looks like they eventually reused the same AK-726 turrets. I ask if anyone has completed photos for this frigate Thank

but the new Damavan in Bandar and Anzali has a propulsion on 4 propellers and not 2

I insert it here as it specifies some aircraft models that Iran has been interested in, but they are statements that refer to weapon systems for all Iranian armed forces. "Rosoboronexport" talked about military-technical cooperation with Iran...

even if there is no CIWS Kamand on board, they have installed an otronic pointing system, this makes me think of its use for the 35 / 90mm GDM-A system

The new Indian frigate INS Tushil (ex Admiral Butakov) of project 11356, towed in the water to transfer it to the dock for the final fitting extrapolated from photo posted in russian forum by user hufden

I am not Iranian and have never made interventions in the technical discussions in this forum, but I follow them all to get a broader view from different sources, a real regret to know that I will no longer be able to read here your always interesting interventions. I hope you want to think...

the helicopter deck of the Shahid Nazeri catamaran is still made of wood, so it was a technical choice and not a temporary choice

It seems completed, mast and radar installed, canister for anti-ship missiles and in the bow in the free part in front of the command superstructure you notice something not bulky and given the limited size of that area they may have installed a system similar to the one positioned on the first...

however, the Damavand 77 had 2 motors and 2 shafts, therefore both engine must have stopped, because with one operational probably the ship was saved. Certainly having 4 engines and 4 shafts is important for the to increase safety of the ship, but it seems that on the Damavand-2 they have also...

This photo is a surprise to me, the Damavand-2 has a propulsion on 4 shafts, instead of 2 like the Jamaran 76, Dena 75 and Sahand 74 have

request: part of a share of 4 ++ generation 12/24 aircraft, the contract could include the purchase of engines to be used later for the fighter jet made in Iran, that is similar to what the Chinese had done with the J-10 and JF-17 ?

We talked about the superstructure shown in the photos, my answer was referred only to that, superstructure that seems identical to the one where the CIWS 30 mm is installed in the Sahand 74,

thanks for the photos, I tried to improve the brightness of one, it seems to identify the 76mm Fajr-27 already installed. But, if it's not an optical illusion, the installation appears to be in a more forward position towards the bow when compared to how it is installed on the Sahand-74. In my...

on the future naval VLS. interesting this article in Russian https://naked-science.ru/community/349658/ where it indicates: "It's called Zubin (Zoobin) and it's a terrestrial version of SAM Nawab (Navab), which is now also being tested." having more news on this naval sistemas? or can you...

you also have recent photos of the bow of Damavand-2, that is, from the bridge to the bow. Thanks in advance

you wrote Sahand, but this is what is referred to as Damavand-2

request: But is this the discussion about the economy or about the IRIAF?