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Sub deal is during congress, right?
I think Modi BJP has different agenda and foreign policy, more oppressive. India is working on water divert projects. They can play the card. Jet is more aggressive, sub is more defensive.

Sub deal was during Modi first term. As for our subs being defensive I agree but in our case, the jets are also defensive. All our military purchases are to ensure credible deterrence, not to go on the offensive. We are in need of more such deterrence now because of the oppressive policy of the bully BJP regime. They have been playing the card for almost 50 years now regardless of the party in power, although BJP has always been the more aggressive one. Despite getting the short end of the stick for half a century on water distribution projects our military was never pressured. The proof is that Bangladesh Armed Forces are yet to buy even a single screw from India since independence. Our Govt. does show over-friendly attitude towards India but is that really the truth! If it was then BAF would already have become the maiden customer of HAL Tejas.
 
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Sub deal was during Modi first term. As for our subs being defensive I agree but in our case, the jets are also defensive. All our military purchases are to ensure credible deterrence, not to go on the offensive. We are in need of more such deterrence now because of the oppressive policy of the bully BJP regime. They have been playing the card for almost 50 years now regardless of the party in power, although BJP has always been the more aggressive one. Despite getting the short end of the stick for half a century on water distribution projects our military was never pressured. The proof is that Bangladesh Armed Forces are yet to buy even a single screw from India since independence. Our Govt. does show over-friendly attitude towards India but is that really the truth! If it was then BAF would already have become the maiden customer of HAL Tejas.
True. You guys do played well, while almost surrounded by India. I will stop derailing the thread.
 
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Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding selects LR for two naval projects.
LR to provide assurance and certification services for vessels being built for the Algerian and Thai navies.
24 Jun 2020
MARINE & SHIPPING NAVAL
Source:https://www.lr.org/en/latest-news/hudong-zhonghua-shipbuilding-selects-lr-for-two-naval-projects/

Lloyd's Register (LR) has been selected to provide assurance and certification services to Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Group (HZ) for two significant naval projects with the Algerian Naval Force and the Royal Thai Navy.

The Algerian Naval Force project, consisting of a 96-metre Corvette will be designed and constructed to LR's Naval Ship Rules. The Corvette is designed for operations including patrol, escort and protection of maritime interests within the nation's Exclusive Economic Zone. The Corvette incorporates a helipad and a crew of 78 people, has a range of 3,500 nautical miles and is capable of top speeds in excess of 27 knots. It is scheduled for delivery in 2022.

The second project, a 210-metre Landing Platform Dock (LPD) ship for the Royal Thai Navy, can carry up to 800 marines and 20 amphibious vehicles, and has a well-deck that can deploy up to four Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) vehicles - or hovercrafts - of approximately 150 tonnes each. The ship is also fitted with two large hangars that can carry up to four helicopters and a flight deck that can operate two helicopters. The expected delivery date of the LPD ship is 2023.

In addition to its more traditional role in military amphibious operations, the Royal Thai Navy will also use the LPD ship for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions. The ship is an export variant of LPDs currently in service with the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy, which are also being built at HZ. LR will provide design and construction certification services to HZ in accordance with LR's Naval Ship Rules.

"Being selected to collaborate on these naval vessels is testament to our longstanding relationship with Hudong-Zhonghua and both navies. We successfully completed work on two 95 m Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPV) for the Thai Navy between 2003-2006 and supported the construction of three 28,000 tonne Corvettes for the Algerian Navy between 2013 and 2016" said LR head of greater China Maogen Xue.

David Lloyd, LR's Global Naval Business Director said: "We are delighted to have been chosen by Hudong-Zhonghua to support them in these two very different projects, demonstrating LR's ability to provide flexible, tailored naval assurance and certification services that support our clients in the best manner possible. This also attests to the strong relationship between the two companies, as well as the mutual desire to expand the considerable experience in naval shipbuilding the partnership will bring to navies around the world."
 
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Via @电波震长空XYY from Weibo
 
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Rainbow CH-92A Export to Serbia

The Chinese aerospace group CASC has delivered a first batch of CH-92A military drones to Serbia. Arrived on June 30 in Belgrade, this batch includes 2 systems and 6 aircraft.

[Translated from RU] Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited Batajnica Air Base near Belgrade, where he inspected Chinese `Rainbowʼ CH-92A attack drones and FT-8D air-to-surface missiles.

2020.07.06:


More detailed coverage on this matter:

Serbia Receives Chinese CH-92A Attack Drones (2020-07-01)
https://www.defenseworld.net/news/27326/Serbia_Receives_Chinese_CH_92A_Attack_Drones

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According to information released by the Bulgarian Military website on July 25, 2020, China has exported its HJ-12 dubbed Red Arrow 12 to Algeria, a third-generation of portable anti-tank guided missile weapon. The HJ-12 was unveiled during the China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition in November 2014.

The HJ-12 is a third generation of man-portable anti-tank guided missile weapon which has fire-and-forget capability allowing the missile to not require further guidance after launch such as illumination of the target or wire guidance and can hit its target without the launcher being in line-of-sight of the target.

The HJ-12 missile launching system consists of three main parts including the launch missile container mounted on a tripod with its fire control unit. The missile is equipped with a new seeker that uses a non-inductive thermal imager and a white CCD camera for day and night combat capabilities. The missile can be also fitted with an IR imaging seeker for all-weather day-and-night use. The TV version has a maximum range of 4,000 m, while the IR version has only a maximum range of 2,000 m.

The warhead of the missile uses a tandem shaped charge design with an estimated penetration capability of up to 1,100 mm of rolled homogeneous armour (RHA) after penetrating explosive reactive armor. When facing non-armored point targets, bunkers and fortifications, the missile can be fitted with either high-explosive or thermal effect warheads.

Since many years, China has exported many military types of equipment to Algeria. According to the SIPRI (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) Arms Trade Database, since 2012, Algeria has acquired from China C-28A Frigate, C-802/CSS-N-8 anti-ship missiles, PLZ-45 155mm self-propelled howitzer, SR-5 Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems, CH-3 / CH-4 unmanned aerial vehicles, SM-4 120mm self-propelled mortar and W-86 120mm mortars.

https://www.armyrecognition.com/def...de_missile_weapon_systems_to_algeria.amp.html
 
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According to information released by the Bulgarian Military website on July 25, 2020, China has exported its HJ-12 dubbed Red Arrow 12 to Algeria, a third-generation of portable anti-tank guided missile weapon. The HJ-12 was unveiled during the China International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition in November 2014.

The HJ-12 is a third generation of man-portable anti-tank guided missile weapon which has fire-and-forget capability allowing the missile to not require further guidance after launch such as illumination of the target or wire guidance and can hit its target without the launcher being in line-of-sight of the target.

The HJ-12 missile launching system consists of three main parts including the launch missile container mounted on a tripod with its fire control unit. The missile is equipped with a new seeker that uses a non-inductive thermal imager and a white CCD camera for day and night combat capabilities. The missile can be also fitted with an IR imaging seeker for all-weather day-and-night use. The TV version has a maximum range of 4,000 m, while the IR version has only a maximum range of 2,000 m.

The warhead of the missile uses a tandem shaped charge design with an estimated penetration capability of up to 1,100 mm of rolled homogeneous armour (RHA) after penetrating explosive reactive armor. When facing non-armored point targets, bunkers and fortifications, the missile can be fitted with either high-explosive or thermal effect warheads.

Since many years, China has exported many military types of equipment to Algeria. According to the SIPRI (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) Arms Trade Database, since 2012, Algeria has acquired from China C-28A Frigate, C-802/CSS-N-8 anti-ship missiles, PLZ-45 155mm self-propelled howitzer, SR-5 Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems, CH-3 / CH-4 unmanned aerial vehicles, SM-4 120mm self-propelled mortar and W-86 120mm mortars.

https://www.armyrecognition.com/def...de_missile_weapon_systems_to_algeria.amp.html

Algeria buying so much weapons from China recently.
Since 2012, Algeria has acquired from China C-28A Frigate, C-802/CSS-N-8 anti-ship missiles, PLZ-45 155mm self-propelled howitzer, SR-5 Multiple Rocket Launcher Systems, CH-3 / CH-4 unmanned aerial vehicles, SM-4 120mm self-propelled mortar and W-86 120mm mortars.


I believe Algeria is the Largest Chinese Arms buyer in Africa :enjoy: Looks like they delighted with Good Quality of Chinese latest Arms, Congrats for China !
 
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