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The IABG which fought in Barapind'71?
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Asymmetric war in Pak is wrapping up.. and till now Pakistan has not seen taliban or AQ/ISIS possess ATGMs.. only once have indian funded BLA been seen with a russian MANPAD.. that was years ago.. probably past its shell life.
Apart from that, our threat remains conventional.
However that said, I dont find tank killers possessing any advantages , “seducing” Pakistan to get into them.
If anything Pakistani IFVs will carry on with 30mm canons and ATGMs... replacing older ATGM carriers with something modern and more capable.
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He is sharing Turkish experience in Syria where ATGMs are a real threat. Any warfare against guerrilas armed with ATGMs is going to be deadly. There is nothing wrong with researching solutions in cooperation with Turkey. Once the solution is there, it can benefit Turkey immediately, and we can utilize it as the need arises.
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Not only Turkey. Pakistan may also transfer hard-kill and situational awareness technologies from Ukraine or China. What I mean to say is that in the coming years, this threat can increase globally. The paradigm is changing and with this , also conventional combat conditions are changing. In hybrid wars, the capability concept is more important than the inventory size.
Especially the states like USA, France, Germany behave quite irresponsibly. Especially the fact that the US can enter any dirty relations within its own interests is a risk for the whole world. Another issue is that attacks on armored vehicles can be one of the most important motivational sources for terrorist organizations.
Outdated systems such as Centauro are no longer investable. If you will cooperate with Italy, this could be a new system which develop for near future threats.
Especially the states like USA, France, Germany behave quite irresponsibly. Especially the fact that the US can enter any dirty relations within its own interests is a risk for the whole world. Another issue is that attacks on armored vehicles can be one of the most important motivational sources for terrorist organizations.
Outdated systems such as Centauro are no longer investable. If you will cooperate with Italy, this could be a new system which develop for near future threats.
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Work on forts & fence continues on Pak-Afg Bdr. Total length 2611 KM. Work on 233 of 843 forts & 802 of 1200 KM pri 1 areas completed.Aiming speedy completion in pri 1 areas,overall completion by Dec 2019 IA.Shall benefit peaceful people of Pak & Afg while restricting terrorists. https://t.co/o5xQbxEiEh
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Robotics are seriously being considered
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They should be tested in an ibo backed up by survielence drones, no boots on ground just the robots.
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Rawalpindi, 17 December 2018:
General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) in Egypt on official visit. COAS called on General Mohamed Zaki, Commander in Chief of Egyptian Armed Forces and Minister of Defence & Military Production and Lieutenant General Mohamed Farid Hegazy, Chief of Staff of the Egyptian Armed Forces.
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Rawalpindi, 18 December 2018: General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) visited Qatar. COAS attended the National Day Parade of Qatar. COAS congratulated Lieutenant General Staff (Pilot) Ghanim Bin Shaheen Al Ghanim, Chief of Staff of Qatar Armed Forces on a professional and impressive parade befitting Qatar’s national solidarity and progress. Earlier, COAS called upon His Highness Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar. His Highness appreciated Pakistan’s efforts and the positive role being played by Pakistan for regional stability including Afghanistan.COAS thanked His Highness for Qatar’s continued support towards a negotiated political settlement for peace in Afghanistan. Both also discussed measures to enhance bilateral security cooperation.
COAS also called on His Excellency Sheikh Abdullah Bin Naseer Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Prime Minister & Minister of Interior of the State of Qatar. Prime Minister expressed keen desire to further diversify and broaden mutual cooperation including security. COAS assured him of Pakistan’s full cooperation in all mutual undertakings.
COAS also called on His Excellency Sheikh Abdullah Bin Naseer Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Prime Minister & Minister of Interior of the State of Qatar. Prime Minister expressed keen desire to further diversify and broaden mutual cooperation including security. COAS assured him of Pakistan’s full cooperation in all mutual undertakings.
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Turkish defence minister meets General Bajwa
RAWALPINDI: Turkish Minister of National Defence General Hulusi Akar (Retired) called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) at GHQ on Thursday.
During the meeting, views were exchanged on issues of mutual interest including defence and security cooperation between both the countries and overall regional security situation.
The visiting dignitary expressed Turkey’s deep appreciation for Pakistan’s efforts and sacrifices in war against terrorism.
Earlier on arrival at GHQ, the Minister of National Defence laid floral wreath at Yadgar-e-Shuhada.
A smartly turned out contingent of Pakistan Army presented the guard of honour to the visiting dignitary.
RAWALPINDI: Turkish Minister of National Defence General Hulusi Akar (Retired) called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) at GHQ on Thursday.
During the meeting, views were exchanged on issues of mutual interest including defence and security cooperation between both the countries and overall regional security situation.
The visiting dignitary expressed Turkey’s deep appreciation for Pakistan’s efforts and sacrifices in war against terrorism.
Earlier on arrival at GHQ, the Minister of National Defence laid floral wreath at Yadgar-e-Shuhada.
A smartly turned out contingent of Pakistan Army presented the guard of honour to the visiting dignitary.
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