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PNS SAIF RETURNS AFTER OVERSEAS DEPLOYMENT TO BANGLADESH AND SRI LANKA
PNS SAIF returned to Pakistan after a successful overseas deployment to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The ship visited Chattogram, Bangladesh - marking the first visit by a Pakistan Navy ship in over 20 years, which also coincided with the visit of Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf. Bangladesh extended a warm welcome and displayed exceptional hospitality during the visit.
During its visit to Sri Lanka, PNS SAIF participated in the International Fleet Review-25, held as part of the Sri Lanka Navy’s 75th anniversary celebrations. While the ship was in Sri Lankan waters, the country was struck by Cyclone Ditwah, resulting in a severe humanitarian situation. PNS SAIF promptly executed critical Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations in the affected areas, saving lives and, with support from its Z9EC helicopter, delivering food and medical aid. Pakistan’s timely humanitarian assistance received widespread international appreciation.
To honour the ship’s achievements, Commander Pakistan Fleet received PNS SAIF upon its return and commended the crew for their professional conduct of HADR operations under demanding conditions. Mission Commander Commodore Zeeshan Nabi and Captain Shujaat Abbas PN were also praised for the skillful execution of their responsibilities. Through this deployment, PNS SAIF reaffirmed Pakistan Navy’s commitment to regional maritime cooperation, humanitarian support, and the maintenance of peace and security in the Indian Ocean Region.
PNS SAIF returned to Pakistan after a successful overseas deployment to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The ship visited Chattogram, Bangladesh - marking the first visit by a Pakistan Navy ship in over 20 years, which also coincided with the visit of Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf. Bangladesh extended a warm welcome and displayed exceptional hospitality during the visit.
During its visit to Sri Lanka, PNS SAIF participated in the International Fleet Review-25, held as part of the Sri Lanka Navy’s 75th anniversary celebrations. While the ship was in Sri Lankan waters, the country was struck by Cyclone Ditwah, resulting in a severe humanitarian situation. PNS SAIF promptly executed critical Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) operations in the affected areas, saving lives and, with support from its Z9EC helicopter, delivering food and medical aid. Pakistan’s timely humanitarian assistance received widespread international appreciation.
To honour the ship’s achievements, Commander Pakistan Fleet received PNS SAIF upon its return and commended the crew for their professional conduct of HADR operations under demanding conditions. Mission Commander Commodore Zeeshan Nabi and Captain Shujaat Abbas PN were also praised for the skillful execution of their responsibilities. Through this deployment, PNS SAIF reaffirmed Pakistan Navy’s commitment to regional maritime cooperation, humanitarian support, and the maintenance of peace and security in the Indian Ocean Region.
hasssanali8998
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upgraded naval version of HQ7
kimjongun
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Was the NOTAM given earlier about this?
Hussain
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hydrabadi_arab
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The Pakistan Navy has successfully conducted a live weapon firing of FM-90 (N) ER Surface-to-Air Missile in the North Arabian Sea.
According to government sources, during the firepower demonstration the Pakistan Navy ship successfully engaged manoeuvrable aerial targets, reaffirming the Navy’s war-fighting potential and combat capability.
Commander of the Pakistan Fleet, Rear Admiral Abdul Munib, witnessed the LWF at sea on board the Pakistan Navy Fleet unit. He commended the officers and men involved in the firing for their commitment and professionalism.
He reiterated Pakistan Navy’s unwavering resolve to ensure the seaward defence of Pakistan and to safeguard national maritime interests under all circumstances.
According to government sources, during the firepower demonstration the Pakistan Navy ship successfully engaged manoeuvrable aerial targets, reaffirming the Navy’s war-fighting potential and combat capability.
Commander of the Pakistan Fleet, Rear Admiral Abdul Munib, witnessed the LWF at sea on board the Pakistan Navy Fleet unit. He commended the officers and men involved in the firing for their commitment and professionalism.
He reiterated Pakistan Navy’s unwavering resolve to ensure the seaward defence of Pakistan and to safeguard national maritime interests under all circumstances.
Pak-Warrior
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With this test, it seems like PN has no near future plans to upgrade SAMs for F-22Ps.
FM-90 / HQ-7 is very old SAM. A copy of french crotale, which itself is very old system. PN can replace it with newer chinese PDMS like HHQ10 (onboard Type-54Bs, 52Ds, 055s). No structural changes needed. Its quickest and most affordable route.
FM-90 / HQ-7 is very old SAM. A copy of french crotale, which itself is very old system. PN can replace it with newer chinese PDMS like HHQ10 (onboard Type-54Bs, 52Ds, 055s). No structural changes needed. Its quickest and most affordable route.
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