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MANAMA, Bahrain – Pakistan Navy has assumed command of Combined Maritime Forces’ (CMF) Combined Task Force 151 (CTF 151), marking a significant milestone in international maritime cooperation.
Q-1. You assumed command of the Pakistan Navy during a critical time. Could you tell us about your experience and priorities when you first took charge? What were the immediate … Read More
China has unveiled its latest military technology marvel – the HQ-19 surface-to-air missile system. This advanced defense system represents a significant leap forward in China’s ability to protect both its civilian populations and military assets from a wide range of aerial threats.
At the heart of the HQ-19 is a unique six-missile launcher configuration, mounted on a highly mobile 8×8 truck. Unlike traditional surface-to-air missiles, the HQ-19 utilizes a specialized steep-angle cold launch mechanism, allowing it to rapidly deploy its interceptors with impressive speed and accuracy.
In a significant advancement for national defense, the Pakistan Navy has successfully tested the P282 Smash ballistic missile, boasting a remarkable range of 350 kilometers. This achievement underscores Pakistan’s commitment to strengthening its maritime capabilities and maintaining regional stability amid evolving security dynamics in the Indian Ocean. The P282 missile, developed in response to increasing maritime security needs, enhances the Navy’s ability to engage both maritime and land-based targets, positioning Pakistan as a formidable force in the region.
ASELSAN unveils next-gen anti-drone systems at SAHA EXPO 2024, featuring advanced counter-UAV technologies like the KORKUT 25 mm system.
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The Indus Waters Treaty, a pivotal agreement governing water sharing between India and Pakistan, is increasingly viewed as a flashpoint in their tumultuous relationship. As both nations face growing demands for water resources amid climate change and population growth, disputes over the treaty’s provisions have intensified. This situation underscores the delicate balance of cooperation and conflict, as each country navigates its water security concerns while grappling with historical grievances.
In a devastating turn of events, a series of coordinated pager explosions rocked the southern suburbs of Beirut. The incident, allegedly orchestrated by Israel, left dozens dead and thousands injured. What once served as a modest communication tool for Hezbollah has now become a lethal instrument of modern warfare, highlighting the unpredictable dangers in the evolving conflict.
Pakistan has unveiled its first indigenous anti-drone system, the Spider Anti-UAV System, developed by Global Industrial and Defence Solutions (GIDS). This advanced system offers extended range detection, versatile deployment, and sophisticated jamming capabilities. Marking a significant milestone in Pakistan’s defense technology, it enhances national security and positions Pakistan in the global defense market.
Azerbaijan’s acquisition of JF-17C (Block-III) fighter jets marks a significant boost to its defense capabilities. President Ilham Aliyev received these multirole jets on September 25, 2024, indicating a strategic shift towards diversifying military partnerships with Pakistan and Turkey. The $1.6 billion deal will enhance Azerbaijan’s military strength in a volatile region.
