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Rawalpindi - October 23, 2018
No PR-323/2018-ISPR
Colonel General Elchin Guliyev, Chief of State Border Service of the Republic of Azerbaijan called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) at GHQ, today. During the meeting matters of mutual and professional interest including regional peace and stability were discussed.
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Colonel General Elchin Guliyev, Chief of State Border Service of the Republic of Azerbaijan called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) at GHQ, today. During the meeting matters of mutual and professional interest including regional peace and stability were discussed.
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Army chief vows to defend motherland against any misadventure
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Thursday visited troops on Line of Control (LoC) and vowed to defend the motherland against any misadventure.
“Pak Army is fully invested in peace and stability of the region. We are ready and resolute in defending the motherland against any misadventure,” General Bajwa told the troops, according to ISPR, the media wing of Pakistan army.
Kashmir, he said, remains the core unresolved agenda.
“Kashmir remains the core unresolved agenda & we standby the Kashmiris in their just historical stance,” the COAS added.
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Thursday visited troops on Line of Control (LoC) and vowed to defend the motherland against any misadventure.
“Pak Army is fully invested in peace and stability of the region. We are ready and resolute in defending the motherland against any misadventure,” General Bajwa told the troops, according to ISPR, the media wing of Pakistan army.
Kashmir, he said, remains the core unresolved agenda.
“Kashmir remains the core unresolved agenda & we standby the Kashmiris in their just historical stance,” the COAS added.
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23rd ID at LoC, means that it faces Indian ID in Rajauri.
In theory the 34th ID at HQ Pindi/Chilas can be an effective reserve for Indian Mtn Div in Gurez, instead of the CPEC role.
In theory the 34th ID at HQ Pindi/Chilas can be an effective reserve for Indian Mtn Div in Gurez, instead of the CPEC role.
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RAWALPINDI: Major General Saleh Mohammad Saleh Megren Al-Ameri, Commander of UAE Land Forces called on Chief of Army Staff, General Qamar Javed Bajwa at GHQ.
Inter Services Public Relations said Monday that during the meeting, regional security situation and issues of mutual interest including cooperation in the fields of defence, security and military training between both the armies were discussed.
Inter Services Public Relations said Monday that during the meeting, regional security situation and issues of mutual interest including cooperation in the fields of defence, security and military training between both the armies were discussed.
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Major General Saleh Mohammad Saleh Megren Al-Ameri, Commander of UAE Land Forces called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), at GHQ.
During the meeting, regional security situation and issues of mutual interest including cooperation in the fields of defence, security and military training between both the armies were discussed.
Visiting dignitary acknowledged and appreciated Pakistan Army’s efforts in fight against terrorism.
Earlier, on arrival at GHQ, the Commander of the UAE Land Forces laid floral wreath at Yadgar-e-Shuhada where he was presented the guard of honour.
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Shouldnt we be asking them about them ripping us off in CPEC and demanding the release of innocent uighur muslims. Since they are doing the same thing as burmese buddhists???
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Cross-border firing resumes between India and Pakistan
Rahul Bedi, New Delhi - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
02 November 2018
The Indian and Pakistani armies have resumed their exchange of mortar and small arms fire across the Line of Control (LoC) in the disputed northern region of Kashmir more than five months after they had agreed to uphold a ceasefire in the area.
The exchange of fire intensified after three Indian Army (IA) soldiers were killed on 21 October near the town of Sunderbani, which is located 77 km north of Kashmir's winter capital Jammu.
The IA claims the soldiers died in a firefight with Pakistan-based militants who had infiltrated the Indian-held portion of the disputed region - an allegation that Islamabad rejects.
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Cross-border firing resumes between India and Pakistan
Rahul Bedi, New Delhi - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
02 November 2018
The Indian and Pakistani armies have resumed their exchange of mortar and small arms fire across the Line of Control (LoC) in the disputed northern region of Kashmir more than five months after they had agreed to uphold a ceasefire in the area.
The exchange of fire intensified after three Indian Army (IA) soldiers were killed on 21 October near the town of Sunderbani, which is located 77 km north of Kashmir's winter capital Jammu.
The IA claims the soldiers died in a firefight with Pakistan-based militants who had infiltrated the Indian-held portion of the disputed region - an allegation that Islamabad rejects.
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COAS visited National CT Center Pabbi on last day of Pak – Russia Jt Trg Exercise which focused on CT trg of spec ops forces of Pak & Russia while exchanging mutual CT experiences. “Exercise is great forum to reinforce existing relationship between the two militaries”, COAS.
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COAS calls on President Alvi
https://nation.com.pk/NewsSource/web-desk
November 06, 2018
Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa Tuesday called on President Dr Arif Alvi here at Aiwan-e-Sadar on Tuesday.
Matters relating to national security were discussed during the meeting. The president commended unmatched sacrifices rendered by the Armed Forces of Pakistan in the fight against terrorism and extremism.
Earlier today, PM Imran Khan met with COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa and discussed matters related to national security. PM Imran apprised the army chief of his recent official visit to China.
https://nation.com.pk/NewsSource/web-desk
November 06, 2018
Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa Tuesday called on President Dr Arif Alvi here at Aiwan-e-Sadar on Tuesday.
Matters relating to national security were discussed during the meeting. The president commended unmatched sacrifices rendered by the Armed Forces of Pakistan in the fight against terrorism and extremism.
Earlier today, PM Imran Khan met with COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa and discussed matters related to national security. PM Imran apprised the army chief of his recent official visit to China.
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Image shows ground-launched variant of China’s YJ-12 anti-ship missile
Gabriel Dominguez, London and Neil Gibson, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
08 November 2018
An image has emerged on online forums confirming that a ground-launched variant of China’s YJ-12 radar-guided anti-ship missile is in service with the PLA. Source: Via Weibo
An image has emerged on online forums confirming that a ground-launched variant of China's YJ-12 ramjet-powered, radar-guided anti-ship missile is in service with the People's Liberation Army (PLA) as part of a coastal defence system.
The missile is shown in the picture being launched from a five-axle transporter-erector-launcher (TEL) at an undisclosed location. The TEL and launch containers are similar to those used with the CJ-10 cruise missile.
It is likely that the photographed system is the same one as that referred to by US network CNBC as the YJ-12B. Citing sources with direct knowledge of US intelligence reports, the media outlet reported on 2 May that Beijing had installed YJ-12B systems along with and HQ-9B self-propelled surface-to-air missile systems on Fiery Cross Reef, Subi Reef, and Mischief Reef in the disputed South China Sea.
A few weeks later, on 23 May, the United States disinvited China from participating in this year's multinational 'Rim of the Pacific' ('RIMPAC') maritime exercise due to what Washington described as Beijing's "continued militarisation of disputed features in the South China Sea", which "only serves to raise tensions and destabilise the region".
"While China has maintained that the construction of the islands is to ensure safety at sea, navigation assistance, search and rescue, fisheries protection, and other non-military functions, the placement of these weapon systems is only for military use," stressed US Department of Defense (DoD) spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Logan at the time, calling on Beijing to "immediately" remove the military systems and "reverse course on the militarisation of disputed South China Sea features".
The YJ-12 missile, which has an estimated maximum range of 500 km, has a long ogival nose and a roughly constant-diameter cylindrical body, to which four rectangular-section fairings are attached.
Image shows ground-launched variant of China’s YJ-12 anti-ship missile
Gabriel Dominguez, London and Neil Gibson, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
08 November 2018
An image has emerged on online forums confirming that a ground-launched variant of China’s YJ-12 radar-guided anti-ship missile is in service with the PLA. Source: Via Weibo
An image has emerged on online forums confirming that a ground-launched variant of China's YJ-12 ramjet-powered, radar-guided anti-ship missile is in service with the People's Liberation Army (PLA) as part of a coastal defence system.
The missile is shown in the picture being launched from a five-axle transporter-erector-launcher (TEL) at an undisclosed location. The TEL and launch containers are similar to those used with the CJ-10 cruise missile.
It is likely that the photographed system is the same one as that referred to by US network CNBC as the YJ-12B. Citing sources with direct knowledge of US intelligence reports, the media outlet reported on 2 May that Beijing had installed YJ-12B systems along with and HQ-9B self-propelled surface-to-air missile systems on Fiery Cross Reef, Subi Reef, and Mischief Reef in the disputed South China Sea.
A few weeks later, on 23 May, the United States disinvited China from participating in this year's multinational 'Rim of the Pacific' ('RIMPAC') maritime exercise due to what Washington described as Beijing's "continued militarisation of disputed features in the South China Sea", which "only serves to raise tensions and destabilise the region".
"While China has maintained that the construction of the islands is to ensure safety at sea, navigation assistance, search and rescue, fisheries protection, and other non-military functions, the placement of these weapon systems is only for military use," stressed US Department of Defense (DoD) spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Logan at the time, calling on Beijing to "immediately" remove the military systems and "reverse course on the militarisation of disputed South China Sea features".
The YJ-12 missile, which has an estimated maximum range of 500 km, has a long ogival nose and a roughly constant-diameter cylindrical body, to which four rectangular-section fairings are attached.
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