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No Torpedoes for India’s Second Scorpene Submarine
India has launched the second French Scorpene-class submarine, but the Khanderi will not be equipped with torpedoes.
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India Extends Homemade Missile Program Despite Failed Test
India’s equivalent of the United States’ Tomahawk Land Attack Missile — the Nirbhay cruise missile — has received an extension of 16 months for further development, despite failing its fourth test.
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Pakistan Reveals Test of Submarine-Launched Missile
Pakistan on Monday publicly acknowledged for the first time it had successfully tested a submarine-launched cruise missile.
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China Receives First Advanced Su-35 Flankers From Russia
Chinese state media confirmed delivery in late December of four of the aircraft. China signed a $2 billion contract with Russia in 2015 for the acquisition of 24 Su-35s, following more than five years of on-again, off-again negotiations for the aircraft.
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Indian Navy $5 Billion MCMV Program Hits Roadblock
The program to build 12 high-tech new generation mine counter-measure vessels has run into rough weather, as Kangnam Corporation of South Korea virtually refuses to provide a performance guarantee for supervision of construction of the vessels by state-owned Goa Shipyard Ltd.
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Asian Fighter Aircraft Market Looking Bullish
Simmering tensions centered on territorial disputes for resource-rich islands in the South and East China Sea are cited as the main driver for increased regional defense spending.
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Pakistan Builds New Missile Boat to Protect Key Trade Routes
Pakistan has commenced construction of a new type of missile boat as part of efforts to modernize its navy to ensure security for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a trade route linking western China to the Arabian Sea via Pakistan’s deep water port of Gwadar.
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South Korea Selects Fincantieri as STX France Preferred Bidder
A South Korean court has picked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to be the preferred bidder for STX France, with the French government keen to see naval specialist DCNS buying a minority stake of the shipyard, afternoon daily Le Monde reported Tuesday.
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Parrikar: India to Kick Off Competition for New Foreign Single-Engine Fighters
India will invite global competitive bids for a foreign fighter to be made in India in the beginning of 2018, said Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar.
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Turkish Armor Makers in Talks to Produce 1,000 Vehicles for Qatar
The deal would be one component of a broader strategy to target Gulf, Middle Eastern and Middle Asian markets.
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No Torpedoes for India’s Second Scorpene Submarine
India has launched the second French Scorpene-class submarine, but the Khanderi will not be equipped with torpedoes.
-
India Extends Homemade Missile Program Despite Failed Test
India’s equivalent of the United States’ Tomahawk Land Attack Missile — the Nirbhay cruise missile — has received an extension of 16 months for further development, despite failing its fourth test.
-
Pakistan Reveals Test of Submarine-Launched Missile
Pakistan on Monday publicly acknowledged for the first time it had successfully tested a submarine-launched cruise missile.
-
China Receives First Advanced Su-35 Flankers From Russia
Chinese state media confirmed delivery in late December of four of the aircraft. China signed a $2 billion contract with Russia in 2015 for the acquisition of 24 Su-35s, following more than five years of on-again, off-again negotiations for the aircraft.
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Indian Navy $5 Billion MCMV Program Hits Roadblock
The program to build 12 high-tech new generation mine counter-measure vessels has run into rough weather, as Kangnam Corporation of South Korea virtually refuses to provide a performance guarantee for supervision of construction of the vessels by state-owned Goa Shipyard Ltd.
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Asian Fighter Aircraft Market Looking Bullish
Simmering tensions centered on territorial disputes for resource-rich islands in the South and East China Sea are cited as the main driver for increased regional defense spending.
-
Pakistan Builds New Missile Boat to Protect Key Trade Routes
Pakistan has commenced construction of a new type of missile boat as part of efforts to modernize its navy to ensure security for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a trade route linking western China to the Arabian Sea via Pakistan’s deep water port of Gwadar.
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South Korea Selects Fincantieri as STX France Preferred Bidder
A South Korean court has picked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to be the preferred bidder for STX France, with the French government keen to see naval specialist DCNS buying a minority stake of the shipyard, afternoon daily Le Monde reported Tuesday.
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Parrikar: India to Kick Off Competition for New Foreign Single-Engine Fighters
India will invite global competitive bids for a foreign fighter to be made in India in the beginning of 2018, said Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar.
-
Turkish Armor Makers in Talks to Produce 1,000 Vehicles for Qatar
The deal would be one component of a broader strategy to target Gulf, Middle Eastern and Middle Asian markets.
-
No Torpedoes for India’s Second Scorpene Submarine
India has launched the second French Scorpene-class submarine, but the Khanderi will not be equipped with torpedoes.
-
India Extends Homemade Missile Program Despite Failed Test
India’s equivalent of the United States’ Tomahawk Land Attack Missile — the Nirbhay cruise missile — has received an extension of 16 months for further development, despite failing its fourth test.
-
Pakistan Reveals Test of Submarine-Launched Missile
Pakistan on Monday publicly acknowledged for the first time it had successfully tested a submarine-launched cruise missile.
-
China Receives First Advanced Su-35 Flankers From Russia
Chinese state media confirmed delivery in late December of four of the aircraft. China signed a $2 billion contract with Russia in 2015 for the acquisition of 24 Su-35s, following more than five years of on-again, off-again negotiations for the aircraft.
-
Indian Navy $5 Billion MCMV Program Hits Roadblock
The program to build 12 high-tech new generation mine counter-measure vessels has run into rough weather, as Kangnam Corporation of South Korea virtually refuses to provide a performance guarantee for supervision of construction of the vessels by state-owned Goa Shipyard Ltd.
-
Asian Fighter Aircraft Market Looking Bullish
Simmering tensions centered on territorial disputes for resource-rich islands in the South and East China Sea are cited as the main driver for increased regional defense spending.
-
Pakistan Builds New Missile Boat to Protect Key Trade Routes
Pakistan has commenced construction of a new type of missile boat as part of efforts to modernize its navy to ensure security for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a trade route linking western China to the Arabian Sea via Pakistan’s deep water port of Gwadar.
-
South Korea Selects Fincantieri as STX France Preferred Bidder
A South Korean court has picked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to be the preferred bidder for STX France, with the French government keen to see naval specialist DCNS buying a minority stake of the shipyard, afternoon daily Le Monde reported Tuesday.
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Parrikar: India to Kick Off Competition for New Foreign Single-Engine Fighters
India will invite global competitive bids for a foreign fighter to be made in India in the beginning of 2018, said Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar.
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Turkish Armor Makers in Talks to Produce 1,000 Vehicles for Qatar
The deal would be one component of a broader strategy to target Gulf, Middle Eastern and Middle Asian markets.
