Pakistan makes them. How do u think we gave the name Karakoram to it?
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listen lungi,one squadron of Mig-29UPG of the I.A.F. is more than enough to decimate your entire armed forces!it was the generosity of the Indian military commanders that saved your country back in 2001.you guys don't even stand a chance against the W.B.Police force let alone the B.S.F.
)!you killed 16 of our brave Jawaans and got paid in the same coin at the Pilkahana ground in 2009
Burma Journalists on Trial for Reporting Alleged Chemical Weapons Factory
By JARED FERRIE / REUTERS| Monday, February 17, 2014 |
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A boy folds newspapers before selling them in Rangoon on Jan. 14, 2013. (Photo: Reuters)
RANGOON — Burma police have charged five journalists with “disclosing state secrets” after their newspaper carried a story about an alleged chemical weapons factory, state media reported Sunday.
The trial of four reporters and the head of Unity Journal began on Feb. 14 in Pakokku, a town in the country’s central region where the military facility is located, the state-run New Light of Myanmar newspaper said.
The New Light of Myanmar said charges under the Official Secrets Act also included “trespassing on the restricted area of the factory,” but the newspaper did not disclose the nature of the facility.
Government spokesman Ye Htut told local media last week that the factory did not produce chemical weapons. He could not be reached for comment on Sunday.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) on Feb. 3 called for the suspects’ release, saying “journalists should not be threatened or arrested for reporting on topics of national and international importance.”
The Unity Journal story claimed the secret facility built in 2009 consisted of tunnels burrowed under 3,000 acres (1,200 ha) of land and quoted workers as saying the factory produced chemical weapons, according to the CPJ, which noted reports that authorities confiscated copies of the publication.
Myanmar’s former junta, which handed power to a quasi-civilian government in 2011, has repeatedly denied accusations that it used chemical weapons against ethnic insurgent groups.
In 2005, British-based rights group Christian Solidarity Worldwide said it interviewed five ethnic Karen rebels who suffered symptoms consistent with a chemical weapons attack, as well as two government soldiers who defected after the alleged attack took place. The soldiers told the rights group the use of chemical weapons was widespread, and one said he was ordered to carry boxes of chemical weapons to the front line.
Ahmet Uzumcu, head of the Nobel Peace Prize-winning Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, said in December that Burma was preparing to join the convention banning chemical weapons.
Burma Journalists on Trial for Reporting Alleged Chemical Weapons Factory
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Some Myanmar AF MiG 29 SE wich are equipped with R 77(RVV-AE). You moron should learn the weapon systems of Myanmar AF MiG 29SE so that you can upgrade your old MiG 29 (once your govt tried to sell them but no countries didn't want to buy and you had to keep those a/c in your inventory) in your dream. Myanmar AF no longer use F7s and A5s since long time ago and kept them for training and reserves.
Really I am wasting my time to talk with a Burmis moron as he or (It) is sharing funboy made sources and giving Wiki as a source . LOL
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Can you identify these tanks?
Are these fabricated photos?
Don't you know that each BTR 3U are fitted with 2 ATGMs? What is the soldier below carrying on his shoulder?
Is there any AESA radar ? boy you are a moron and I am wasting mt time to talk with you google your self about AN/TPS-70 ,Kasta 2E2 , JH-16 ,Gamma DE,YLC-6M , AN/TPS-43 radars Okay ? Hahahahahahaahahaha
