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RAWALPINDI: COAS Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa has said Pakistan attaches great importance to boosting bilateral ties with Ukraine and believes that both nations would develop meaningful and long-term...
Pakistan Army Chief Calls On Ukrainian Civil-Military Leadership - MONITORING DESK: The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa, while on an official visit to Ukraine, visited the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine where he held separate meetings with the Ukrainian Prime Minister H.E. Mr. Shmyhal Denys and the Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for Strategic Industries H.E. Mr. Uruskyi Oleh, the Dispatch News Desk (DND) news agency reported citing Pakistan army’s media wing Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). During the meetings, matters of mutual interest, regional security sit...
The LBPV is an adopted version of Lockheed Martinâs Common Vehicle Next Gen and has been developed under Transfer of Technology to Ashok Leyland. The vehicle is well protected from both ballistic & blast threats and can launch attacks. Ashok Leyland has delivered the first of its kind âLight Bullet Proof Vehiclesâ (LBPV) to the Indian Air force. The first lot of these vehicles were delivered on April 13, 2021. The LBPV is an adopted version of Lockheed Martinâs (LM) Common Vehicle Next Gen (CVNG) and has been developed under Transfer of Technology (ToT) from LM to Ashok Le...
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Text Size: A+ New Delhi: The much-awaited Army trials for nearly 41,000 light machine guns (LMGs), under the Make in India initiative, has been delayed again as Reliance Armament of Anil Ambani has sought more time to showcase its weapon, ThePrint has learnt. While trials for the 7.62X51 mm belt-fed LMGs were to begin from 22 February, they have now been postponed to April due to Reliance Armament. The new LMGs are to replace the 5.56x45mm INSAS LMG, which is a derivative of the INSAS assault rifle. Sources in the defence and security establishment said this is not the first time that Re...