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Pakistan Navy's Operational Exercise RIBAT-2018 Commences
Pakistan Navy's operational exercise Ribat-2018 to enhance interoperability between naval and air assets commenced with opening brief held at Karachi on Saturday. https://t.co/6U5AlS9f4T
Pakistan Navy's operational exercise Ribat-2018 to enhance interoperability between naval and air assets commenced with opening brief held at Karachi on Saturday. https://t.co/6U5AlS9f4T
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Launching Ceremony of 32 Tons Bollard Pull (BP) Tug built for Pakistan Navy was held at Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works (KS&EW) on 02 March, 2018. Lt Gen (R) Muhammad Ijaz Chaudhry HI(M), Secretary, Ministry of Defence Production, graced the occasion as Chief Guest. https://t.co/EvmFuQRYSx
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STM to upgrade Pakistan Navy's second Khalid-class submarine
Gabriel Dominguez, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
02 March 2018
Turkish defence engineering company STM (Savunma Teknolojileri Mühendislik ve Ticaret) has signed a contract amendment with Pakistan’s Ministry of Defence Production for the mid-life upgrade of the second of three Khalid (Agosta 90B)-class diesel-electric attack submarines operated by the Pakistan Navy (PN).
The contract was signed in Pakistan by General Arshad Mahmood of the Ministry of Defence Production, STM General Manager Davut Yılmaz, and STM Naval Projects Director Savaş Onur, the company said in a 1 March statement.
“While all the systems specified in the main contract will similarly be used in the configuration of the second submarine, additional systems have also been included into the submarine configuration, which will all be reflected onto the project’s first submarine,” said the company.
STM to upgrade Pakistan Navy's second Khalid-class submarine
Gabriel Dominguez, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
02 March 2018
Turkish defence engineering company STM (Savunma Teknolojileri Mühendislik ve Ticaret) has signed a contract amendment with Pakistan’s Ministry of Defence Production for the mid-life upgrade of the second of three Khalid (Agosta 90B)-class diesel-electric attack submarines operated by the Pakistan Navy (PN).
The contract was signed in Pakistan by General Arshad Mahmood of the Ministry of Defence Production, STM General Manager Davut Yılmaz, and STM Naval Projects Director Savaş Onur, the company said in a 1 March statement.
“While all the systems specified in the main contract will similarly be used in the configuration of the second submarine, additional systems have also been included into the submarine configuration, which will all be reflected onto the project’s first submarine,” said the company.
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Plus, PN Saif, which is F22P class frigate also successfully test fired C802 Anti Ship missile following final day of #PAF & #PN joint exercise #Rabat_18.
C802 is high sub-sonic Anti Ship missile with max range of 120kms. https://t.co/ExUQ2XrrEb
C802 is high sub-sonic Anti Ship missile with max range of 120kms. https://t.co/ExUQ2XrrEb
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PN, PAF successfully test-fire C-802 anti-ship cruise missiles
Gabriel Dominguez, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
06 March 2018
This image shows PNS Saif an F-22P-class frigate, test-firing a Chinese-built C-802 radar-guided anti-ship missile in the North Arabian Sea on the final day of the ‘RIBAT-18’ exercise. Source: Via ISPR
The Pakistan Navy (PN) and the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) have successfully test-fired various Chinese-built radar-guided anti-ship cruise missiles to demonstrate the services’ “firepower and combat readiness”, according to a 5 March statement by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR): the media wing of the Pakistani military.
The test-firings took place in the North Arabian Sea on the final day of the ‘RIBAT-18’ exercise, with the C-802AK missile being launched from a PAF JF-17 Thunder multirole combat aircraft and the C-802 missile from a PN Sword (F-22P)-class guided-missile frigate.
“Missiles launched from both platforms successfully hit their intended targets, which not only re-asserts the efficacy of [the] weapon systems but also manifests the extended range of joint PN-PAF sea-air operations and desired synergy between the two services,” said ISPR.
PN, PAF successfully test-fire C-802 anti-ship cruise missiles
Gabriel Dominguez, London - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
06 March 2018
This image shows PNS Saif an F-22P-class frigate, test-firing a Chinese-built C-802 radar-guided anti-ship missile in the North Arabian Sea on the final day of the ‘RIBAT-18’ exercise. Source: Via ISPR
The Pakistan Navy (PN) and the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) have successfully test-fired various Chinese-built radar-guided anti-ship cruise missiles to demonstrate the services’ “firepower and combat readiness”, according to a 5 March statement by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR): the media wing of the Pakistani military.
The test-firings took place in the North Arabian Sea on the final day of the ‘RIBAT-18’ exercise, with the C-802AK missile being launched from a PAF JF-17 Thunder multirole combat aircraft and the C-802 missile from a PN Sword (F-22P)-class guided-missile frigate.
“Missiles launched from both platforms successfully hit their intended targets, which not only re-asserts the efficacy of [the] weapon systems but also manifests the extended range of joint PN-PAF sea-air operations and desired synergy between the two services,” said ISPR.
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Commodore Ather Saleem has been promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral with immediate effect. See More https://t.co/QsPte2OwB3 https://t.co/hIcvyDLgrR
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Chief of Italian Navy, Admiral Valter Girardelli was on an official visit to Pakistan. During the visit, Chief of Italian Navy called on Chief of the Naval staff, Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi at Naval Headquarters Islamabad.
During the visit to Karachi, Chief of Italian Navy visited various PN establishments and ships.
During the visit to Karachi, Chief of Italian Navy visited various PN establishments and ships.
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Admiral Abbasi is on an official visit to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on the invitation of Commander Royal Saudi Naval Forces. —Navy PR
The order of merit was presented by Chief of General Staff Royal Saudi Armed Forces General Fayyad Al Ruwaili. —Navy PR
Naval Chief Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi has been conferred with 'King Abdul Aziz Medal of Excellence', the highest military award of Saudi Arabia, read a statement issued by the navy's media wing.
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