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corvette 773 is rolling out..!!
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installing weapon is not finished yet.!!
 
Giant jade stone worth up to US$170m discovered in Myanmar
Posted 17 Oct 2016 10:00

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YANGON: A giant jade stone weighing more than a 170 tonnes and worth at least US$170 million was uncovered in Myanmar's Kachin state by miners.

The stone measuring 4.3m high and 5.8m long will be sent to China where it will be used to make expensive jewellery and sculptures, according to reports.

“We thought we had won the lottery. But this belongs to the country. It is in honour of our leaders,” Miner Sao Min, 44, told the Daily Mail.

“The jade is as big as two small houses that are 9ft square. I assume that it is a present for the fate for our citizens, the government and our party as it was discovered in the time of our government. It’s a very good sign for us,” said local politician U Tint Soe, who also spoke to the Daily Mail.

Myanmar is the world's main source of jadeite.

- CNA/mn
 
Can we have a breakdown on which companies/countries consulted for the design and where the various foreign components etc are from?
as far as i know.. built by Naval shipyard.. Sonar and rader is from u guys , India.. design is certainly better than the last two.. but i haven't heard yet about design co-operation.. if it have , probably from China... :D
 
as far as i know.. built by Naval shipyard.. Sonar and rader is from u guys , India.. design is certainly better than the last two.. but i haven't heard yet about design co-operation.. if it have , probably from China... :D

It looks like 056 corvette.... ;)

Type 056

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Chinese president meets Myanmar's state counsellor on bilateral cooperation
Source: Xinhua | 2016-10-17 04:43:32 | Editor: huaxia

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Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with Myanmar's State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi in the western Indian state of Goa, Oct. 16, 2016. (Xinhua/Wang Ye)


GOA, India, Oct. 16 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Myanmar's State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi here Sunday, voicing hopes that the two countries can increase practical cooperation to press ahead with their comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership.

China is willing to join hands with Myanmar to carry forward their traditional friendship and expand mutually-beneficial cooperation in all fields, Xi told Suu Kyi on the sidelines of an annual summit of the emerging-market bloc of BRICS that groups Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa in the western Indian state of Goa.

Xi cited such areas for cooperation as some existing large projects, industrial parks, infrastructure construction, agriculture, water conservancy, education, medical care, tourism, Buddhism and local affairs.

The president said Myanmar has maintained a momentum of sound development recently, and he believes that the Myanmar people will make steady progress on its path of development that suits its own national conditions and will make new achievements in national development and construction.

The two leaders just met about two months ago when Suu Kyi paid an official visit to China.

Xi said the two sides should earnestly implement the consensuses reached in August on deepening their all-round strategic cooperation, strengthen strategic communication, and maintain high-level exchanges.

For her part, Suu Kyi said Myanmar and China enjoy a time-honored friendship, which has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the two peoples.

She said Myanmar sees China as its most important neighbor and it is of vital importance for the two sides to maintain frequent high-level exchanges.

The Myanmar side thanks China for its long-term support, Suu Kyi said, noting that her country stands ready to advance the bilateral ties and all-ranging cooperation, and expedite efforts to implement some relevant cooperation projects, which is in line with the long-term interests of Myanmar and China.

Suu Kyi was invited here to attend a dialogue between BRICS leaders and state leaders of BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) countries at the BRICS summit.

The BIMSTEC, initiated to connect South Asian and Southeast Asian countries, comprises Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
 
corvette 773 is rolling out..!!
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installing weapon is not finished yet.!!

nice photo, but it seems that someone has changed the picture, as you can see in this magnifying was made of the copy paste that covered part of some elements of the superstructure, it seems to glimpse the Chinese version of the AK-630 tower, but who has changed photography has cleared the gun barrel
It would be interesting to see the original photo

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You guys should install Akash in it. ;)
Good stuff.
u means https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akash_(missile) ..?
i think it's land based mobile AD.., not naval version....

No Bhramos bro.
fitted with C 802A AShM.


Although F 773 is classified as 77 series corvette, she is 2 metre longer than her sisters F 771 and F 772.
And F 773 become the first Myanmar corvette that has a hangar for ASW helo.
more spec of 773..? bro
it will commission in december.. right..?
how about F15 frigate for this year..!? bro

nice photo, but it seems that someone has changed the picture, as you can see in this magnifying was made of the copy paste that covered part of some elements of the superstructure, it seems to glimpse the Chinese version of the AK-630 tower, but who has changed photography has cleared the gun barrel
It would be interesting to see the original photo

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yes...bro it will commission in DEC.. so we can see what will change.. and I'm also finding the more clear one..
but My interest is in circle.. there is a small structure at the back.. it's a new addition after sea trial..
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during installation period... there is nothing at the back...what is ur view..? bro @sahureka2
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