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IDFAF Sufa carrying air launched quasi ballistic ROCK missile here. This particular version has electro optical terminal seeker for threat cross reference.
ROCK has different ranges depending on launch profile & different weight payloads as missiles have range payload curves.
IDFAF Sufa carrying air launched quasi ballistic ROCK missile here. This particular version has electro optical terminal seeker for threat cross reference.
ROCK has different ranges depending on launch profile & different weight payloads as missiles have range payload curves.
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Faaz BVR launch at likely a simulated target. Sticks footprint is quite similar to SD10 with exception of IIR seeker head but thats mostly expected from systems requiring certain flight envelopes.
Safe to say that Faaz based ground interceptors are somewhat close as well. 🤙🤙
PAKISTAN SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTS FLIGHT TEST OF FIRST INDIGENOUSLY DEVELOPED FA’AZ AIR- TO-AIR MISSILE
Pakistan has conducted successful flight test of first indigenously developed Fa’az air- to-air missile, marking another significant milestone in the advancement of national aerospace and defense capabilities. Equipped with state of the art terminal guidance system, it can engage enemy aerial targets at longer ranges. Fa’az will significantly enhance operational flexibility of Pakistan Air Force, further strengthening the country’s overall defense posture. The successful flight test underscores the technical maturity, innovation and self reliance achieved by Pakistan’s defense industry.
The launch was witnessed by senior officers of the Pakistan Armed Forces, along with distinguished scientists and engineers who played a pivotal role in the development of this advanced weapon system.
The President, Prime Minister of Pakistan, COAS & CDF and Services Chiefs have congratulated the scientists and engineers on this remarkable achievement.
Faaz BVR launch at likely a simulated target. Sticks footprint is quite similar to SD10 with exception of IIR seeker head but thats mostly expected from systems requiring certain flight envelopes.
Safe to say that Faaz based ground interceptors are somewhat close as well. 🤙🤙
PAKISTAN SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTS FLIGHT TEST OF FIRST INDIGENOUSLY DEVELOPED FA’AZ AIR- TO-AIR MISSILE
Pakistan has conducted successful flight test of first indigenously developed Fa’az air- to-air missile, marking another significant milestone in the advancement of national aerospace and defense capabilities. Equipped with state of the art terminal guidance system, it can engage enemy aerial targets at longer ranges. Fa’az will significantly enhance operational flexibility of Pakistan Air Force, further strengthening the country’s overall defense posture. The successful flight test underscores the technical maturity, innovation and self reliance achieved by Pakistan’s defense industry.
The launch was witnessed by senior officers of the Pakistan Armed Forces, along with distinguished scientists and engineers who played a pivotal role in the development of this advanced weapon system.
The President, Prime Minister of Pakistan, COAS & CDF and Services Chiefs have congratulated the scientists and engineers on this remarkable achievement.
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Thousands of passionate fans have turned up in Gojra, Pakistan, to witness the thrilling encounter between China’s Guangdong team and Pakistan’s Under-21 team.
This is the power of hockey! the crowds are back, and Pakistan’s national game is reclaiming its place in the hearts of the people. A proud moment for Pakistan hockey! 🇵🇰👏
#PakistanHockey #Gojra #HockeyIsBack
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KP Police has lost an exceptionally honest, dutiful, and courageous officer. Shaheed DSP CTD Imranuddin was a dedicated officer who always fulfilled his responsibilities with a deep sense of duty. 🇵🇰💔
Following the recent Kohat blast, he played an important role in the clearance operation. He travelled directly from Karak to Kohat to take part in the operation.
Shaheed Imranuddin’s services will always be remembered. May Allah forgive him, elevate his ranks in Jannah, and grant his family patience and strength. Ameen. 😢
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The funeral prayers of four police personnel, including DSP Imran-ud-Din Khan, who embraced martyrdom during an operation against terrorists in Karak, were offered with full state honours.
KP Inspector General of Police Zulfiqar Hameed, Additional IG CTD Javed Qamar, and senior civil and military officials attended the funeral.
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Genuinely very sad and upset about your Shahadat , Imranuddin Bhai .You served your people well and were always so cooperative every time I called you. Rest in power.
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“Hangor and Ghazi!" The Legacy of Two Submarines and the Question of Whether the Indian Navy Truly Sank PNS Ghazi. NEW ONE! DO READ IT.
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Replying to @htk97
Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA) real name was Abdullah bin Usman. His fathers kunya was Abu Quhafa so Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA) was also called Abdullah ibn Quhafa.
The real meaning of Abu Bakr is father of camel.
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The 1971 conflict between Pakistan and Bangladesh was tragic. And there was, without a doubt, wrongdoing on the Pakistani side.
That being said, the popular history of this event which claims that Pakistan killed 3 million in Bangladesh is a complete hoax fabricated and disseminated (in large part) by India.
It is as fake as the popular propaganda, circulated by the Indian government, that Muslims killed 80 million Hindus in past invasions.
The lie about the 3 million was designed to keep Muslim Pakistan and Muslim Bangladesh divided and under Hindu domination.
The actual number of deaths in the conflict is closer to 50-100K. These people died in a complex conflict for which Pakistan only bears part of the blame.
The definitive academic work on these events is Dead Reckoning: Memories of the 1971 Bangladesh by Sarmila Bose, a Harvard PhD and senior research associate at the Centre for International Studies at Oxford University.






















