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Ok if thats the case, what do you think BN is thinking?
Perhaps a step by step process to familiarization with modern submarine tech?
Or simply budgetary constraints?
Ir will not happen InshaAllah we are here for India.
Concept of strategic depth is now largely obsolete in this age.This is not the time of Napoleon or Hitler.And we have strategic depth in other form.Our mighty rivers and marshes are like 1000 km strategic depth for other countries.Even in 1971, with besieged and under quipped Pakistani army, supportive local population and the help of 2 lakh Mukti Bahini, India needed 13 days to reach Dhaka.Tell me, how many days it will take to reach this time or in future?Bangladesh will never be a serious military threat for us because no matter how much arsenal you have, you are still wrapped around by us from all sides with zero strategic depth, and any place in Bangladesh is within the range of mere 200-250 km from our border.
First thing is, our maritime border has outlet in international water/High sea.So if India ban our ship from entering into Indian water, it will not be a problem for us.Even your seas are totally covered by our eastern naval command and Andaman.
Nicely summed up.
econd,We know you have naval base in Vishakhapattanam and Andaman, to neutralize that threat, we are on a mission to build a formidable submarine force as a part of powerful navy.
It is necessary for BD to maintain a good working relation with India. China and India will be two of the biggest economies in the world in the future. Playing them both side by side may bring enormous benefits to BD. BD cannot afford to go the way Pak went.Begani shadi mein Abdullah deewana! Why would you come to their rescue?
Honestly, even China will not come to their rescue in case of escalation between Bangladesh and India. In fact, let me tell you as story:
Once there was a husband and wife. They used to live together, but wife somehow was not happy with husband. There was also a family's enemy - he was looking for revenge on both . Among many ways to take revenge - he chose to exploit the difference between husband and wife. Wife despite knowing he is enemy of her husband chose to take side of enemy. Chaos erupted in family - their came a time to choose. She ended the relationship and history with husband and preferred to be enemy's prostitute. Enemy got the revenge on family and continued to use her for his lust. Long after that, one day, she started feeling frustration. She started looking for someone else to extend her relationships. As the enemy came to know, he got frustrated as well. As the time goes on, this frustration rises. Though things are going in wrong direction but there is nothing happened yet. However, if she chose not to submit anymore, he will choose to oppress her....That is a long story, however, the question is: why would her old husband jump in to help knowing she chose to be his enemy's prostitute over living with him?
(All characters is story are fictitious and have nothing to do with reality. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental)
You haven't grasped BD geopolitics what so ever. The only volatile border is westwards, the borders between BD and the North Eastern states are not properly defined just a mere pillar.
You talk as if India will eat us up and if those attempts should have then been executed long ago...
No it is not yet. But if you can connect the dots of our military procurement trend in recent times than it is obvious that it will be a lot more powerful than it is now in near future.We don't have to match India gun by gun or ship by ship.I think, 1/4th of Indian naval power will be enough for us to be counted as a formidable by Indian Naval think tank.You have Arabian sea to worry about.Sure, now this is 'formidable'.
Can we get back to the submarines? So is this news confirmed?
If so, I have to say I'm impressed. Hopefully, its something new-build and similar to what the Thai Navy recently bought.
Ok if thats the case, what do you think BN is thinking?
Perhaps a step by step process to familiarization with modern submarine tech?
Or simply budgetary constraints?
IMO it must be the combination of both. since BN doesn't have any experience with AShM armed subs so it's good in a sense to buy 2 refurbished songs for the sub crew to train in this area. And there is budgetary concerns as well I think, so top officials might be thinking that high tech AIP subs with expensive price tags should be bought after proper training and experience in all the required field is available. And also the time will work in favor because in time the defense budget will increase!!!
Brother, i guess navy is tricking govt in increasing its size while keeping a low profile budget. Once the size is locked and these old ships gets expired govt will have no choice but to replace them with the new ones. They wont be able to downsize. Works pretty good.
I think, 1/4th of Indian naval power will be enough for us to be counted as a formidable by Indian Naval think tank.
Concept of strategic depth is now largely obsolete in this age.This is not the time of Napoleon or Hitler.And we have strategic depth in other form.Our mighty rivers and marshes are like 1000 km strategic depth for other countries.Even in 1971, with besieged and under quipped Pakistani army, supportive local population and the help of 2 lakh Mukti Bahini, India needed 13 days to reach Dhaka.Tell me, how many days it will take to reach this time or in future?
Do understand that this '1/4th' should be 1/4th of our naval power in the future, not today.
I am talking about future naval power of India.If you are growing by 5 percent per year in naval power index than we are growing at 10 percent per year in that same index.Do understand that this '1/4th' should be 1/4th of our naval power in the future, not today.