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The Yak-130 will fly to Myanmar. 
22 June 2015 signed contract for the Yak-130 for Myanmar, but it was announced only in January 2016. The price of deal and the numbers of jets is unknown yet. The delivery will begins in this year. Myanmar Air Force will become the fourth foreign operator of the Yak-130 jet trainer, following Belarus, Algeria and Bangladesh.
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22 June 2015 signed contract for the Yak-130 for Myanmar, but it was announced only in January 2016. The price of deal and the numbers of jets is unknown yet. The delivery will begins in this year. Myanmar Air Force will become the fourth foreign operator of the Yak-130 jet trainer, following Belarus, Algeria and Bangladesh.
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The Yak-130 will fly to Myanmar.
22 June 2015 signed contract for the Yak-130 for Myanmar, but it was announced only in January 2016. The price of deal and the numbers of jets is unknown yet. The delivery will begins in this year. Myanmar Air Force will become the fourth foreign operator of the Yak-130 jet trainer, following Belarus, Algeria and Bangladesh.
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Is this true? Good news if it is. Are you sure the aircraft have been ordered and not just the flight simulator?
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Yes, 100% sure about aircrafts. Flight simulator of Yak-130 is a part of the contract.
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Awesome news! Thanks.
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The Yak-130 will fly to Myanmar.
22 June 2015 signed contract for the Yak-130 for Myanmar, but it was announced only in January 2016. The price of deal and the numbers of jets is unknown yet. The delivery will begins in this year. Myanmar Air Force will become the fourth foreign operator of the Yak-130 jet trainer, following Belarus, Algeria and Bangladesh.
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that's really great news...!!!!!!
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Myanmar falls short of releasing all political prisoners
Tuesday, 26 January 2016 | 19:53 WIB
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID,YANGON -- Myanmar freed 102 prisoners last week, including 52 political prisoners, bringing the number of political detainees released by President Thein Sein to more than 1,200 since his semi-civilian government took power in 2011, a watchdog group said on Monday.
Still, rights groups say, the outgoing government has fallen short of releasing all political prisoners and continues to arrest and charge people on political grounds.
"Most of them (political prisoners) protested against the government, including the Letpadaung copper mine, land grabs and other cases," said Bo Kyi, joint secretary of political prisoner watchdog Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP).
Thein Sein's administration had released 1,235 political prisoners since 2011, Bo Kyi said. But 409 political prisoners were still on trial and 84 remained behind bars.
Notable among those in the amnesty was Phillip Blackwood, a New Zealand man who was sentenced to two and a half years in jail along with two Myanmar colleagues for using a psychedelic image of Buddha to promote a party at a Yangon bar.
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Myanmar's incarceration of more than 2,000 journalists, activists, politicians and even comedians during decades of military rule was a key factor behind Western sanctions.
Friday's release came just before a new parliament dominated by Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy sits for the first time on Feb. 1.
The NLD won a resounding victory in the November election, trouncing the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) that took power in 2011 following 49 years of military rule.
But as some prisoners were walking free on Friday, Patrick Khum Jaa Lee, an NGO worker, was sentenced to six months imprisonment for a Facebook post deemed insulting to the military.
With timed served, he is expected to be released in April.
Chaw Sandi Tun, a member of the NLD, was also sentenced to six months in late December for a post on Facebook that mocked the military's new uniforms.
"President Thein Sein has an opportunity to make this right before his administration ends," said Matthew Smith, executive director at the NGO Fortify Rights, in a statement on Monday.
"He should release all political prisoners immediately and unconditionally."
http://m.republika.co.id/berita/en/...ls-short-of-releasing-all-political-prisoners
Tuesday, 26 January 2016 | 19:53 WIB
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID,YANGON -- Myanmar freed 102 prisoners last week, including 52 political prisoners, bringing the number of political detainees released by President Thein Sein to more than 1,200 since his semi-civilian government took power in 2011, a watchdog group said on Monday.
Still, rights groups say, the outgoing government has fallen short of releasing all political prisoners and continues to arrest and charge people on political grounds.
"Most of them (political prisoners) protested against the government, including the Letpadaung copper mine, land grabs and other cases," said Bo Kyi, joint secretary of political prisoner watchdog Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP).
Thein Sein's administration had released 1,235 political prisoners since 2011, Bo Kyi said. But 409 political prisoners were still on trial and 84 remained behind bars.
Notable among those in the amnesty was Phillip Blackwood, a New Zealand man who was sentenced to two and a half years in jail along with two Myanmar colleagues for using a psychedelic image of Buddha to promote a party at a Yangon bar.
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Myanmar's incarceration of more than 2,000 journalists, activists, politicians and even comedians during decades of military rule was a key factor behind Western sanctions.
Friday's release came just before a new parliament dominated by Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy sits for the first time on Feb. 1.
The NLD won a resounding victory in the November election, trouncing the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) that took power in 2011 following 49 years of military rule.
But as some prisoners were walking free on Friday, Patrick Khum Jaa Lee, an NGO worker, was sentenced to six months imprisonment for a Facebook post deemed insulting to the military.
With timed served, he is expected to be released in April.
Chaw Sandi Tun, a member of the NLD, was also sentenced to six months in late December for a post on Facebook that mocked the military's new uniforms.
"President Thein Sein has an opportunity to make this right before his administration ends," said Matthew Smith, executive director at the NGO Fortify Rights, in a statement on Monday.
"He should release all political prisoners immediately and unconditionally."
http://m.republika.co.id/berita/en/...ls-short-of-releasing-all-political-prisoners
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Myanmar falls short of releasing all political prisoners
Tuesday, 26 January 2016 | 19:53 WIB
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID,YANGON -- Myanmar freed 102 prisoners last week, including 52 political prisoners, bringing the number of political detainees released by President Thein Sein to more than 1,200 since his semi-civilian government took power in 2011, a watchdog group said on Monday.
Still, rights groups say, the outgoing government has fallen short of releasing all political prisoners and continues to arrest and charge people on political grounds.
"Most of them (political prisoners) protested against the government, including the Letpadaung copper mine, land grabs and other cases," said Bo Kyi, joint secretary of political prisoner watchdog Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP).
Thein Sein's administration had released 1,235 political prisoners since 2011, Bo Kyi said. But 409 political prisoners were still on trial and 84 remained behind bars.
Notable among those in the amnesty was Phillip Blackwood, a New Zealand man who was sentenced to two and a half years in jail along with two Myanmar colleagues for using a psychedelic image of Buddha to promote a party at a Yangon bar.
'
Myanmar's incarceration of more than 2,000 journalists, activists, politicians and even comedians during decades of military rule was a key factor behind Western sanctions.
Friday's release came just before a new parliament dominated by Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy sits for the first time on Feb. 1.
The NLD won a resounding victory in the November election, trouncing the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) that took power in 2011 following 49 years of military rule.
But as some prisoners were walking free on Friday, Patrick Khum Jaa Lee, an NGO worker, was sentenced to six months imprisonment for a Facebook post deemed insulting to the military.
With timed served, he is expected to be released in April.
Chaw Sandi Tun, a member of the NLD, was also sentenced to six months in late December for a post on Facebook that mocked the military's new uniforms.
"President Thein Sein has an opportunity to make this right before his administration ends," said Matthew Smith, executive director at the NGO Fortify Rights, in a statement on Monday.
"He should release all political prisoners immediately and unconditionally."
http://m.republika.co.id/berita/en/...ls-short-of-releasing-all-political-prisoners
we just wait and see till next 3 months.. hope to see a great development after this bro...
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the navy ships
local F11 and Chinese F21
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F12- the second ship of Kyan-Sit-Thar Class
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Formation......
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F14 on board....
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combined exercise at 2000s
local F11 and Chinese F21
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F12- the second ship of Kyan-Sit-Thar Class
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Formation......
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491
F14 on board....
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combined exercise at 2000s
Tha Toe Min Kaung
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F-12 is the first ship of Kyan Sit That class i think bro. coz F11 is Aung Zay Ya class and second ship of Kyan Sit thar class is F-14
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Enough of ships...I would really like to see more Myanmar special forces.:p
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Our SA capability is really increasing. I bet the Thais won't ever dare to buzz Yangon like they did in 2000 again.
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