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Four Generals One War - Pakistan ki Jang. Documentary series starting tonight. First of its kind in Pakistan. @arypowerplay 10:05pm tonight with @arsched on @ARYNEWSOFFICIAL https://t.co/AhpKkerBwH
 
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China test-fires new laser-based C-UAS

Gabriel Dominguez and Neil Gibson - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly

29 November 2017

China’s Ministry of National Defense (MND) released images on 28 November showing the test-firing in Beijing of what appears to be a new counter-unmanned aircraft system (C-UAS).

The shelter (ISO container)-based, truck-mounted C-UAS, which the MND refers to as a short-range air defence system, appears to be carried by at least two vehicles: one features detection and jamming equipment while another is fitted with a laser-based weapon.

China’s MND released images on 28 November of what appears to be the detection vehicle of a new shelter-based, truck-mounted C-UAS. The vehicle is equipped with a radar, an electronic jamming system and a small electro-optical ball turret, all of which are mounted on the shelter's roof. (Via eng.chinamil.com.cn)
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The detection and jamming vehicle is equipped with a radar, an electronic jamming system, and a small electro-optical (EO) ball turret, all of which are mounted on the shelter’s roof.

A laser emitter, a tracker (EO and thermal), and a laser range-finder are present on a stabilised elevatable and rotatable platform that is mounted on the roof of another shelter.

Is Pakistan getting this
 
I cant find this show on youtube. Could u plz post the link or the video itself.
It was shown last night on ARY, will be on utube soon, having said that there was nothing new on this program.
 
Country Risk

Riyadh conference outlines role of new Saudi-led alliance

Jeremy Binnie - Jane's Defence Weekly

30 November 2017

Key PointsThe IMCTC will facilitate capacity building and intelligence sharing.It has a military commander, but no military force has been announced.

An inaugural meeting of ministers from the Saudi-led Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC) has gone some way towards clarifying the organisation’s envisaged activities.
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Delegates to the IMCTC's first ministerial conference pose for a photograph. (Fayez Nureldine/AFP/Getty Images)

First announced by Saudi Arabia in December 2015, the IMCTC now ostensibly includes 41 countries, but it is unclear how many were represented at the conference held in Riyadh on 26 November. Lebanon and Qatar, both listed as member states, were notably absent.

The final statement published by the IMCTC said the chairman of its Council of Ministers of Defence would appoint a secretary general and a military commander, as well as approve its annual budget, rules, and regulations.

While the IMCTC’s chairman has not been identified as yet, the coalition already has an acting secretary general in the form of Saudi Arabia’s Lieutenant General Abdullah al-Saleh. Raheel Sharif, a respected retired general from Pakistan, has been recruited as its military commander, but it is still unclear what force – if any – he will command.

During his speech to the conference, which was published by the Saudi Press Agency, Sharif said the IMCTC would “act as a platform to assist member countries in their counter-terrorism operations through intelligence sharing and capacity building”.
 
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Country Risk

Riyadh conference outlines role of new Saudi-led alliance

Jeremy Binnie - Jane's Defence Weekly

30 November 2017

Key PointsThe IMCTC will facilitate capacity building and intelligence sharing.It has a military commander, but no military force has been announced.

An inaugural meeting of ministers from the Saudi-led Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC) has gone some way towards clarifying the organisation’s envisaged activities.
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Delegates to the IMCTC's first ministerial conference pose for a photograph. (Fayez Nureldine/AFP/Getty Images)

First announced by Saudi Arabia in December 2015, the IMCTC now ostensibly includes 41 countries, but it is unclear how many were represented at the conference held in Riyadh on 26 November. Lebanon and Qatar, both listed as member states, were notably absent.

The final statement published by the IMCTC said the chairman of its Council of Ministers of Defence would appoint a secretary general and a military commander, as well as approve its annual budget, rules, and regulations.

While the IMCTC’s chairman has not been identified as yet, the coalition already has an acting secretary general in the form of Saudi Arabia’s Lieutenant General Abdullah al-Saleh. Raheel Sharif, a respected retired general from Pakistan, has been recruited as its military commander, but it is still unclear what force – if any – he will command.

During his speech to the conference, which was published by the Saudi Press Agency, Sharif said the IMCTC would “act as a platform to assist member countries in their counter-terrorism operations through intelligence sharing and capacity building”.
onald visited the habibis.
 
Land Platforms

Fiscal constraints hit Pakistan’s production of Al-Khalid-I tanks

Jon Grevatt - Jane's Defence Weekly

01 December 2017

Pakistan’s land systems specialist Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) is producing Al-Khalid-I main battle tanks (MBTs) at a rate far below capacity due to budgetary constraints, the Pakistan Senate’s Standing Committee on Defence Production was told on 30 November.

In a committee hearing, the details of which were published on the Pakistan Senate website, senior HIT officials said the state-owned enterprise is producing 18 Al-Khalid-I MBTs per year on average despite having capacity to build 50.

Officials said the lower output was due to budgetary constraints, although they did not elaborate.

HIT officials added that the company has also started preparation to develop and produce the next-generation Al-Khalid-II MBT.
 
Okay guys, here are some highlights from Global Terrorism Index 2017.

- Six countries faced the highest impact of terrorism in 2016: Iraq, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Syria, Pakistan, Yemen.

- Pakistan isn't listed in the twenty most fatal terror attacks in 2016, a good indicator. https://t.co/lpHSA0xJLQ
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Is this a face of 80 years old person, with kidney failure, who need dialysis every 2 months?
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