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Afghanistan, Pakistan Security Pledge
Afghan and Pakistani leaders have agreed on closer defense and security cooperation, leading analysts to believe the neighbors are finally sharing a common view on achieving regional stability
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Pakistan Eyes T-50 as Trainer Option
Pakistan is considering purchase of the South Korean KAI T-50 Lead In Fighter Trainer (LIFT) to revamp its Air Force training program, although some viable alternatives remain.
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State Dept. OKs $952M Pakistan Helo Deal
The US State Department has cleared a $952 billion sale to Pakistan that includes 15 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters and 1,000 AGM-114R Hellfire II missiles.
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Pakistan To Buy 8 Submarines From China
Pakistan is renewing efforts to modernize its submarine arm with eight submarines from China as well as a search for surplus European submarines.
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Pakistan To Aid Saudi Coalition in Yemen
Analysts are unsure how Pakistan will contribute to the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen now that it appears to have committed itself.
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Pakistan Holds Parade After 7-Year Break
Pakistan held its first Republic Day parade Monday after a seven-year break caused by the security situation and operational commitments due to the war against the Pakistan Taliban (TTP) and its allies.
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Pakistan Re-equips Squadron With AEW&C Planes
Pakistan’s air force (PAF) Thursday yesterday stood up its unit of Chinese Karakorum Eagle AEW&C aircraft in a ceremony attended by the head of the PAF, Air Chief Marshal Tahir Rafiq Butt, and the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Russia-Pakistan Deal May Lead to More Sales
A deal for Pakistan to directly import Russian engines for the JF-17 Thunder multi-role fighter will improve the program and may lead to more Russian-made parts for the aircraft, analysts say.
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Pakistan Tests Cruise Missile
Monday’s test of the Ra’ad air-launched cruise missile may have been designed to check the effectiveness of an upgrade, according to analysts.
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JF-17 Presses On After News of Egypt’s Plans
News that Egypt may acquire the UAE’s Mirage fighters is likely to scupper Pakistan’s hopes of selling the JF-17, especially since Cairo is also reportedly negotiating for 20 Rafale fighters, and shown interest in the MiG-35.
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Afghanistan, Pakistan Security Pledge
Afghan and Pakistani leaders have agreed on closer defense and security cooperation, leading analysts to believe the neighbors are finally sharing a common view on achieving regional stability
-
Pakistan Eyes T-50 as Trainer Option
Pakistan is considering purchase of the South Korean KAI T-50 Lead In Fighter Trainer (LIFT) to revamp its Air Force training program, although some viable alternatives remain.
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State Dept. OKs $952M Pakistan Helo Deal
The US State Department has cleared a $952 billion sale to Pakistan that includes 15 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters and 1,000 AGM-114R Hellfire II missiles.
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Pakistan To Buy 8 Submarines From China
Pakistan is renewing efforts to modernize its submarine arm with eight submarines from China as well as a search for surplus European submarines.
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Pakistan To Aid Saudi Coalition in Yemen
Analysts are unsure how Pakistan will contribute to the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen now that it appears to have committed itself.
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Pakistan Holds Parade After 7-Year Break
Pakistan held its first Republic Day parade Monday after a seven-year break caused by the security situation and operational commitments due to the war against the Pakistan Taliban (TTP) and its allies.
-
Pakistan Re-equips Squadron With AEW&C Planes
Pakistan’s air force (PAF) Thursday yesterday stood up its unit of Chinese Karakorum Eagle AEW&C aircraft in a ceremony attended by the head of the PAF, Air Chief Marshal Tahir Rafiq Butt, and the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Russia-Pakistan Deal May Lead to More Sales
A deal for Pakistan to directly import Russian engines for the JF-17 Thunder multi-role fighter will improve the program and may lead to more Russian-made parts for the aircraft, analysts say.
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Pakistan Tests Cruise Missile
Monday’s test of the Ra’ad air-launched cruise missile may have been designed to check the effectiveness of an upgrade, according to analysts.
-
JF-17 Presses On After News of Egypt’s Plans
News that Egypt may acquire the UAE’s Mirage fighters is likely to scupper Pakistan’s hopes of selling the JF-17, especially since Cairo is also reportedly negotiating for 20 Rafale fighters, and shown interest in the MiG-35.
-
Afghanistan, Pakistan Security Pledge
Afghan and Pakistani leaders have agreed on closer defense and security cooperation, leading analysts to believe the neighbors are finally sharing a common view on achieving regional stability
-
Pakistan Eyes T-50 as Trainer Option
Pakistan is considering purchase of the South Korean KAI T-50 Lead In Fighter Trainer (LIFT) to revamp its Air Force training program, although some viable alternatives remain.
-
State Dept. OKs $952M Pakistan Helo Deal
The US State Department has cleared a $952 billion sale to Pakistan that includes 15 AH-1Z Viper attack helicopters and 1,000 AGM-114R Hellfire II missiles.
-
Pakistan To Buy 8 Submarines From China
Pakistan is renewing efforts to modernize its submarine arm with eight submarines from China as well as a search for surplus European submarines.
-
Pakistan To Aid Saudi Coalition in Yemen
Analysts are unsure how Pakistan will contribute to the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen now that it appears to have committed itself.
-
Pakistan Holds Parade After 7-Year Break
Pakistan held its first Republic Day parade Monday after a seven-year break caused by the security situation and operational commitments due to the war against the Pakistan Taliban (TTP) and its allies.
-
Pakistan Re-equips Squadron With AEW&C Planes
Pakistan’s air force (PAF) Thursday yesterday stood up its unit of Chinese Karakorum Eagle AEW&C aircraft in a ceremony attended by the head of the PAF, Air Chief Marshal Tahir Rafiq Butt, and the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
-
Russia-Pakistan Deal May Lead to More Sales
A deal for Pakistan to directly import Russian engines for the JF-17 Thunder multi-role fighter will improve the program and may lead to more Russian-made parts for the aircraft, analysts say.
-
Pakistan Tests Cruise Missile
Monday’s test of the Ra’ad air-launched cruise missile may have been designed to check the effectiveness of an upgrade, according to analysts.
-
JF-17 Presses On After News of Egypt’s Plans
News that Egypt may acquire the UAE’s Mirage fighters is likely to scupper Pakistan’s hopes of selling the JF-17, especially since Cairo is also reportedly negotiating for 20 Rafale fighters, and shown interest in the MiG-35.
