India-Pakistan LoC/IB Skirmishes in the Aftermath of August 5 2019

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Completely agree with you . This good guy image has done nothing for India diplomatically.
Some would say it has?? India has no NSG seat ,no P5 membership etc....
We dont need the good guy image we need the strong guy image other countries must know that if they mess with us they must be ready for consequences but alas...
 
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We dont need the good guy image we need the strong guy image other countries must know that if they mess with us they must be ready for consequences but alas...
image is changing under modi. Past image of india was not close to a strong image.
Choosing gandhi as father of nation does not project a strong image imo??
 

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image is changing under modi. Past image of india was not close to a strong image.
Choosing gandhi as father of nation does not project a strong image imo??
All this non violence crap gadhe dikhte hai duniya ke samne.

Who the fuck does non violence crap after a terror attack in your country.



Modiji himself has a one in a million chance pakistan is at its weakest take pok and break it show the world we are not to be messed with.

And all those soldiers who laid their lives due to paki terror and all those civilians too they can finally rest in peace.
 
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All this non violence crap gadhe dikhte hai duniya ke samne.

Who the fuck does non violence crap after a terror attack in your country.



Modiji himself has a one in a million chance pakistan is at its weakest take pok and break it show the world we are not to be messed with.

And all those soldiers who laid their lives due to paki terror and all those civilians too they can finally rest in peace.
Gandhi and Nehru were all chosen by England to rule and present the image of the nation.
Was there any reason India to be a secular nation when Pakistan was not?
 

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Are yr ye kya chutiyapa hai roz ka....
It hurts everytime i read this
Breaking: 5 soldiers missing, 2 rescued after 2 snow avalanches hit Army forward posts in Kashmir's Gurez & Karnah area. Praying for safety of our Jawans

What's the solution to this?
Could we have captured more area which would have cutoff porks yet still was less vulnerable to avalanches and weather abnormalities?

If yes then it should have been done in 1984,
The number of soldiers we lost in siachen to natural disaster is HUGE ,imagine this many soldiers fought for capturing more area.

Can we capture some area on pork side such that the place is less hostile wrt avalanches and weather ?
Retaking these two valley's is possible

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The red one are Pakistans and the blue ones are ours
 

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I don’t know how can this happen again and Again. If the snow around the area is unstable why the fuck are they out patrolling in the area. This is the Third Time this is Happening this month. Hope all Five Soldiers Survive this ordeal. Jai Hind
 
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image is changing under modi. Past image of india was not close to a strong image.
Choosing gandhi as father of nation does not project a strong image imo??
Many people are around the world thinks that Indians are Weak and India is Poor because of the image created by Ghandhi and then later Nehru.
 

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Scale mock-up of the new Hangor-class submarine presented by Karachi Shipyards & Engineering Works (KSEW) at IDEAS 2018. Photo Source: Quwa

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PROFILE: PAKISTAN’S NEW HANGOR SUBMARINE


With a deal for three Type 214 submarines falling through, in 2011, the Pakistan Navy (PN) started talks with China Shipbuilding & Offshore International Co. Ltd (CSOC) for six air-independent propulsion (AIP)-equipped submarines. In April 2015, the Pakistani government approved the purchase, but of eight AIP-equipped submarines which, at the time, the Ministry of Defence Production (MoDP) termed as the S20.

Reports about the submarine deal pegged its value at $4-5 billion US (Financial Times), but it was unlikely to include only the submarines. However, in late 2017 and early 2018, the PN signed deals for four Type 054A/P frigates from China. It is possible that the $4-5 billion US figure included those ships.

In August 2016, the Chief Project Director of the Navy’s new submarine program disclosed to the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Defence that the first four of these submarines are due in 2022-2023, and the remaining four by 2028. The last four will be built by Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works (KSEW)

In January 2017, the then Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) of the PN, Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah, announced that the new Chinese submarines would be christened the Hangor-class, in honour of the Daphne diesel-electric submarines (SSK) the PN procured from France in the late 1960s.

The PN did not disclose the subsystems or specific weapon systems of the new Hangor-class submarine, nor did it reveal the type of AIP the submarines will use. However, CSOC’s S26 design, which a number of observers believe the Hangor is based on, uses a Stirling AIP system. Thailand is procuring three S26Ts for $1.04 billion US, i.e., roughly $347 million US per submarine.

During the 2018 International Defence Exhibition and Seminar (IDEAS), KSEW revealed a scale mock-up of the Hangor submarine as well as some of its specifications. Like the S26 design, the Hangor model showed six torpedo tubes for heavyweight torpedoes and anti-ship cruising missiles (ASCM).


Specifications of the new Hangor-class submarine presented by Karachi Shipyards & Engineering Works (KSEW) at IDEAS 2018. Photo Source: Quwa

Hangor Submarine Specifications (Source: KSEW):

  • Length: 76 m
  • Displacement: 2,800 tons
  • Draught: 6.2 m
  • Speed: 10 knots
But the Hangor also had a number of differences, mainly a heavier displacement (2,800 tons vs. the S26’s 2,550 tons). Moreover, it appeared that KSEW did not disclose the maximum cruising of the Hangor. The Hangor’s hull was also slightly shorter (76 m vs. the S26’s 77.7 m).

Thus far, these are the only official or verifiable details of the new Hangor submarine. However, in addition to heavyweight torpedoes and ASCMs, the PN is likely to use submarine-launched cruise missiles (SLCM) from the Hangor as well, notably the Babur 3 SLCM, which has a stated range of 450 km.

Note: Quwa will update this page as the PN and/or KSEW disclose additional details.

Learn More About the Pakistan Navy’s Submarine Modernization and Procurement Plans:

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