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Which rifle , looks unique even though its a kalash
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Its a Bulgarian vks.
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I doubt it janab , I searched .
The results showed ,vks sniper rifle
If its bulgarian , then it's a arsenal variant Pakka .but it doesn't look like any variants of ar m1.
India. Uses arsenal kalashnikovs in huge numbers , more than another.
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Is wali me to
Upper pic me , type 56 , third pic me svd
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Yes but they are getting replaced slowly by indigenous sniper and DMR rifles.
Also, the indigenous rifle has passed testing and will begin mass production in a few months.
BW-21 Carbine family
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Dekha janab, belarussian hai aur naam
Vsk 100 hai, naki vks
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Good , good nice development of g3 family.
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Yes i got mixed up with the country of origin but the name stands as Vks 100
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I see, no problem.
All of those countries make kalash variants to be honest
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PAKISTAN ARMY INDUCTS NEW ARMOURED CARRIERS FOR COUNTERTERRORISM OPERATIONS
provides the 8 inhabitants it can carry full protection from bullets of 7.62mm caliber and IED shrapnel. The vehicle can also can be fitted with a remote-controlled turret, ring mount or an open-top turret located at the top front, which can be armed with a 12.7mm machine gun,
grenade launchers or anti-tank and anti-air missiles. The variant has improved satellite communication capability, all-terrain off-road capability, longer range night-vision cameras and most importantly, Mine-Resistant Ambush Protection (MRAP) and mobile assault capability.
It has a top speed of 120 km/h and a range of 600 kilometres. The Pakistan Army Infantry Branch has initially ordered 300 units of the vehicle, deliveries of which started in 2021 and ended this year. The APC was chosen as the next-generation tactical vehicle of the PLA in 2017.
provides the 8 inhabitants it can carry full protection from bullets of 7.62mm caliber and IED shrapnel. The vehicle can also can be fitted with a remote-controlled turret, ring mount or an open-top turret located at the top front, which can be armed with a 12.7mm machine gun,
grenade launchers or anti-tank and anti-air missiles. The variant has improved satellite communication capability, all-terrain off-road capability, longer range night-vision cameras and most importantly, Mine-Resistant Ambush Protection (MRAP) and mobile assault capability.
It has a top speed of 120 km/h and a range of 600 kilometres. The Pakistan Army Infantry Branch has initially ordered 300 units of the vehicle, deliveries of which started in 2021 and ended this year. The APC was chosen as the next-generation tactical vehicle of the PLA in 2017.
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US approves $450 million F-16 fleet sustainment programme to Pakistan
A Congressional notification stated that Pakistan has requested to consolidate prior F-16 sustainment and support cases to support the Pakistan Air Force F-16 fleet by reducing duplicate case activities and adding additional continued support elements.
Reversing the decision of its predecessor, the Biden Administration has approved a whopping USD 450 million F-16 fighter jet fleet sustainment programme to Pakistan.
As a notification to the US Congress, the State Department has made a determination approving a possible foreign military sale of F-16 case for sustainment and related equipment for an estimated cost of USD 450 million, arguing that this will sustain Islamabad's capability to meet current and future counterterrorism threats by maintaining its F-16 fleet.
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency delivered the required certification notifying Congress of this possible sale on Wednesday.
First major security assistance to Pakistan after Trump ceased it in 2018
This is the first major security assistance to Pakistan after Trump in 2018 had announced to stop all defense and security assistance to Pakistan alleging that Islamabad was not a partner in its fight against terrorism.
“The United States Government has notified Congress of a proposed Foreign Military Sales case to sustain the Pakistan Air Force’s F-16 programme. Pakistan is an important counterterrorism partner, and as part of longstanding policy, the United States provides life cycle maintenance and sustainment packages for US-origin platforms,” a State Department spokesperson said.
“Pakistan’s F-16 programme is an important part of the broader United States-Pakistan bilateral relationship. The proposed sale will sustain Pakistan’s capability to meet current and future counterterrorism threats by maintaining its F-16 fleet. The F-16 fleet allows Pakistan to support counterterrorism operations and we expect Pakistan to take sustained action against all terrorist groups,” the spokesperson further said in response to a question.
According to the Congressional notification, the proposed sale does not include any new capabilities, weapons, or munitions.
It said that Pakistan has requested to consolidate prior F-16 sustainment and support cases to support the Pakistan Air Force F-16 fleet by reducing duplicate case activities and adding additional continued support elements.
The USD 450 million foreign military sale to Pakistan participation in F-16 Aircraft Structural Integrity Programme, electronic combat international security assistance programme, international engine management programme, engine component improvement programme, and other technical coordination groups; aircraft and engine hardware and software modifications and support and aircraft and engine spare repair/return parts.
‘Partner forces in ongoing counterterrorism efforts’
The Pentagon said this proposed sale will support the foreign policy and national security objectives of the United States by allowing Pakistan to retain interoperability with US and partner forces in ongoing counterterrorism efforts and in preparation for future contingency operations.
“The proposed sale will continue the sustainment of Pakistan’s F-16 fleet, which greatly improves Pakistan’s ability to support counterterrorism operations through its robust air-to-ground capability. Pakistan will have no difficulty absorbing these articles and services into its armed forces,” it said.
According to the Congressional notification, the proposed sale of this equipment and support will not alter the basic military balance in the region.
www.hindustantimes.com
A Congressional notification stated that Pakistan has requested to consolidate prior F-16 sustainment and support cases to support the Pakistan Air Force F-16 fleet by reducing duplicate case activities and adding additional continued support elements.
Reversing the decision of its predecessor, the Biden Administration has approved a whopping USD 450 million F-16 fighter jet fleet sustainment programme to Pakistan.
As a notification to the US Congress, the State Department has made a determination approving a possible foreign military sale of F-16 case for sustainment and related equipment for an estimated cost of USD 450 million, arguing that this will sustain Islamabad's capability to meet current and future counterterrorism threats by maintaining its F-16 fleet.
The Defense Security Cooperation Agency delivered the required certification notifying Congress of this possible sale on Wednesday.
First major security assistance to Pakistan after Trump ceased it in 2018
This is the first major security assistance to Pakistan after Trump in 2018 had announced to stop all defense and security assistance to Pakistan alleging that Islamabad was not a partner in its fight against terrorism.
“The United States Government has notified Congress of a proposed Foreign Military Sales case to sustain the Pakistan Air Force’s F-16 programme. Pakistan is an important counterterrorism partner, and as part of longstanding policy, the United States provides life cycle maintenance and sustainment packages for US-origin platforms,” a State Department spokesperson said.
“Pakistan’s F-16 programme is an important part of the broader United States-Pakistan bilateral relationship. The proposed sale will sustain Pakistan’s capability to meet current and future counterterrorism threats by maintaining its F-16 fleet. The F-16 fleet allows Pakistan to support counterterrorism operations and we expect Pakistan to take sustained action against all terrorist groups,” the spokesperson further said in response to a question.
According to the Congressional notification, the proposed sale does not include any new capabilities, weapons, or munitions.
It said that Pakistan has requested to consolidate prior F-16 sustainment and support cases to support the Pakistan Air Force F-16 fleet by reducing duplicate case activities and adding additional continued support elements.
The USD 450 million foreign military sale to Pakistan participation in F-16 Aircraft Structural Integrity Programme, electronic combat international security assistance programme, international engine management programme, engine component improvement programme, and other technical coordination groups; aircraft and engine hardware and software modifications and support and aircraft and engine spare repair/return parts.
‘Partner forces in ongoing counterterrorism efforts’
The Pentagon said this proposed sale will support the foreign policy and national security objectives of the United States by allowing Pakistan to retain interoperability with US and partner forces in ongoing counterterrorism efforts and in preparation for future contingency operations.
“The proposed sale will continue the sustainment of Pakistan’s F-16 fleet, which greatly improves Pakistan’s ability to support counterterrorism operations through its robust air-to-ground capability. Pakistan will have no difficulty absorbing these articles and services into its armed forces,” it said.
According to the Congressional notification, the proposed sale of this equipment and support will not alter the basic military balance in the region.
US approves $450 million F-16 fleet sustainment programme to Pakistan
A Congressional notification stated that Pakistan has requested to consolidate prior F-16 sustainment and support cases to support the Pakistan Air Force F-16 fleet by reducing duplicate case activities and adding additional continued support elements.
www.hindustantimes.com
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Pakistan may buy PCL 191 with ZVT 4 main battle tanks
These PCL 191 said to be have 500+range and are succesor of PHL 03 mlrs
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Can some #orbat experts take a look and see how much data is missing from these.
1. Structure of Paki Army: https://jjamwal.in/yayavar/pakistani-armed-forces-orbat-part-1-structure-of-pakistani-army/
2. Anti Tank, AD & Army Aviation: https://jjamwal.in/yayavar/pakistan...-air-defence-army-aviation-units-and-weapons/
3. Armoured Corps: https://jjamwal.in/yayavar/pakistani-armed-forces-orbat-part-3-pakistani-army-armoured-corps/
1. Structure of Paki Army: https://jjamwal.in/yayavar/pakistani-armed-forces-orbat-part-1-structure-of-pakistani-army/
2. Anti Tank, AD & Army Aviation: https://jjamwal.in/yayavar/pakistan...-air-defence-army-aviation-units-and-weapons/
3. Armoured Corps: https://jjamwal.in/yayavar/pakistani-armed-forces-orbat-part-3-pakistani-army-armoured-corps/
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Turk ZAHA amphibious vehicle consider for pak marines by next year
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Pakistan, Korea sign MoU on defence cooperation
On the invitation of Vice Minister, Ministry of National Defence, Republic of Korea, Shin Boem-Chul, Secretary Defence Lieutenant General (R) Hamooduz Zaman Khan and Additional Secretary Defence, Ministry of Defence, Rear Admiral Faisal Amin visited Seoul for attending the Vice-Ministerial Bilateral Meeting on Tuesday. In a ceremony held at Army Club, vice minister of Korea and secretary defence of Pakistan signed the “Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of National Defence of the Republic of Korea and the Ministry of Defence of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on Defence Cooperation”, a news release said. During the meeting, both sides exchanged views on regional and global security and matters of mutual interest, particularly in defence collaboration. The deadly floods situation in Pakistan also came under discussion. The secretary defence thanked the Korean vice minister for arranging the bilateral meeting. The MoU would provide solid legal framework for enhancing defence cooperation between the armed forces of both Asian countries. At the end, it was mutually agreed to conduct such like visits for promotion of defence ties between both countries.
dailytimes.com.pk
On the invitation of Vice Minister, Ministry of National Defence, Republic of Korea, Shin Boem-Chul, Secretary Defence Lieutenant General (R) Hamooduz Zaman Khan and Additional Secretary Defence, Ministry of Defence, Rear Admiral Faisal Amin visited Seoul for attending the Vice-Ministerial Bilateral Meeting on Tuesday. In a ceremony held at Army Club, vice minister of Korea and secretary defence of Pakistan signed the “Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of National Defence of the Republic of Korea and the Ministry of Defence of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on Defence Cooperation”, a news release said. During the meeting, both sides exchanged views on regional and global security and matters of mutual interest, particularly in defence collaboration. The deadly floods situation in Pakistan also came under discussion. The secretary defence thanked the Korean vice minister for arranging the bilateral meeting. The MoU would provide solid legal framework for enhancing defence cooperation between the armed forces of both Asian countries. At the end, it was mutually agreed to conduct such like visits for promotion of defence ties between both countries.
Pakistan, Korea sign MoU on defence cooperation - Daily Times
On the invitation of Vice Minister, Ministry of National Defence, Republic of Korea, Shin Boem-Chul, Secretary Defence Lieutenant General (R) Hamooduz Zaman Khan and Additional Secretary Defence, Ministry of Defence, Rear Admiral Faisal Amin visited Seoul for attending the Vice-Ministerial...
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Pakistan and South Korea Sign Defense Deal
Pakistan and South Korea have signed a major defense cooperation agreement to further consolidate the bilateral military relationship between both countries.
According to details, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed during the two-day visit of Pakistan’s Defence Secretary, Hamood-uz-Zaman, to South Korea.
Pakistan’s Defense Secretary and South Korea’s Vice Minister for National Defense, Shin Beom Chul, signed the MoU in an official ceremony that was attended by notable dignitaries from both sides.
The Defense Secretary also called on various South Korean officials during the visit and explored ways to further cement defense cooperation between the two countries.
Before the signing of the MoU, Hamood-uz-Zaman and Shin Beom Chul held a one-on-one meeting and reviewed all aspects of defense cooperation among both nations.
While expressing satisfaction over the blossoming military ties between the two states, both dignitaries agreed to further enhance cooperation in the field of defense in the coming years.
Pakistan and South Korea have signed a major defense cooperation agreement to further consolidate the bilateral military relationship between both countries.
According to details, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed during the two-day visit of Pakistan’s Defence Secretary, Hamood-uz-Zaman, to South Korea.
Pakistan’s Defense Secretary and South Korea’s Vice Minister for National Defense, Shin Beom Chul, signed the MoU in an official ceremony that was attended by notable dignitaries from both sides.
The Defense Secretary also called on various South Korean officials during the visit and explored ways to further cement defense cooperation between the two countries.
Before the signing of the MoU, Hamood-uz-Zaman and Shin Beom Chul held a one-on-one meeting and reviewed all aspects of defense cooperation among both nations.
While expressing satisfaction over the blossoming military ties between the two states, both dignitaries agreed to further enhance cooperation in the field of defense in the coming years.
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Pakistan interest in getting black panther tanksPakistan, Korea sign MoU on defence cooperation
On the invitation of Vice Minister, Ministry of National Defence, Republic of Korea, Shin Boem-Chul, Secretary Defence Lieutenant General (R) Hamooduz Zaman Khan and Additional Secretary Defence, Ministry of Defence, Rear Admiral Faisal Amin visited Seoul for attending the Vice-Ministerial Bilateral Meeting on Tuesday. In a ceremony held at Army Club, vice minister of Korea and secretary defence of Pakistan signed the “Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Ministry of National Defence of the Republic of Korea and the Ministry of Defence of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on Defence Cooperation”, a news release said. During the meeting, both sides exchanged views on regional and global security and matters of mutual interest, particularly in defence collaboration. The deadly floods situation in Pakistan also came under discussion. The secretary defence thanked the Korean vice minister for arranging the bilateral meeting. The MoU would provide solid legal framework for enhancing defence cooperation between the armed forces of both Asian countries. At the end, it was mutually agreed to conduct such like visits for promotion of defence ties between both countries.
Pakistan, Korea sign MoU on defence cooperation - Daily Times
On the invitation of Vice Minister, Ministry of National Defence, Republic of Korea, Shin Boem-Chul, Secretary Defence Lieutenant General (R) Hamooduz Zaman Khan and Additional Secretary Defence, Ministry of Defence, Rear Admiral Faisal Amin visited Seoul for attending the Vice-Ministerial...
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Missile TELs being assembled in a complex over last 4-5 years. Location 25 km east of Islamabad. Even if the economy is going down the drain, no expense is ever spared spared for military and nukes. The already huge missile assembly complex is being expanded even now.
Any idea about types of TELs there? Shaheen?
Any idea about types of TELs there? Shaheen?
