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Citation :: 'Iran to deploy vessels near US waters'

The Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari
The Iranian Navy Commander Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari says the Navy plans to deploy vessels in the Atlantic Ocean near the US sea borders.

“Just like the global hegemony that is present near our marine borders, we … also plan to establish a strong presence near US marine borders,” IRNA quoted Sayyari as saying on Tuesday.

The US has deployed several fleets in the Persian Gulf.

He said that the deployment of Iranian naval fleets in the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea as well as the presence of its submarines in the Red Sea marked an honor for the Iranian nation and other Muslim countries.

He said that Iran's Navy planned to have a strong presence in international waters.

This comes as Iran plans to dispatch its 16th fleet of warships to the Gulf of Aden as part of efforts to provide security for Iranian vessels and oil tankers in the piracy-infested area.

In line with international efforts against piracy, the Iranian Navy has been conducting anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden since November 2008 in order to safeguard merchant containers and oil tankers owned or leased by Iran or other countries.

The Gulf of Aden, which links the Indian Ocean with the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean Sea, is a strategic energy corridor, particularly because the Persian Gulf oil is shipped to the West via the Suez Canal.

Despite international patrols, Somali pirates have hijacked dozens of ships in recent years and have taken in tens of millions of dollars in ransoms.

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Citation :: La marine iranienne équipée du nouveau missile de croisière Ghader

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"Les belles idées n'ont pas d'âge, elles ont seulement de l'avenir"

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Citation :: Iran Navy to build aircraft carriers

Iran's first domestically-built destroyer, Jamaran, launched in the waters of the Persian Gulf in February, 2010
Iran's Deputy Navy Commander Captain Mansour Maqsoudlou has announced the country's plan to design and manufacture aircraft carriers.

The initial designs for building the carriers have been approved and the process of research, design and manufacture will start soon, Captain Maqsoudlou told IRNA on Wednesday.

The Iranian commander pointed to the Navy's capacities to accomplish the task despite the time-consuming nature of aircraft carrier building.

The Navy has set an agenda to produce vessels of different classes, some of which are being mass-produced and others being under study, Maqsoodlou pointed out.

He reiterated the Navy's ability to upgrade the equipment and systems in its fleet.

Since the victory of the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran, the country has embarked on a campaign for self-sufficiency in the defense industry and launched numerous military projects.

Last year in February, the Iranian Navy unveiled its first domestically-manufactured destroyer, Jamaran, in the waters of the Persian Gulf.

The 1,420-ton destroyer, equipped with modern radars and other electronic warfare capabilities, patrols the southern waters of the Persian Gulf.

In January, Iran successfully test-fired the mid-range, surface-to-air Hawk missile, and the Iranian Defense Ministry delivered new cruise missile systems to the Navy.

The systems, designed and manufactured by Iranian experts, are capable of spotting and destroying different targets at sea.

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dans ce genre d'annonce il n'y a que deux possibilités :
1- c'est de la fiction pour avoir un effet d'annonce et tester les réactions des autres.
2- les iraniens savent qu'ils vont bientôt acquérir une nouvelle technologie auprès d'alliés et amplifient la valeur de leur acquisition pour une consommation interne, je parie sur un porte-hélico dans 7-10 ans.

alors on fait un feu d'artifice et ils appelle sa missile de croisière , ils font patrouilleur ils appellent sa destroyer , cette fois sa sera un chalutier porteur de maquette d'avion ... il sont pas sérieux ces gents ...

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Pro rege, saepe, pro patria semper

اقسم بالله العظيم ان اكون مخلصا لله و لملكي و ان اتفانى في خدمة وطني و دفع كل خطر يهدده و ان انفد اوامرقائدي الاعلى صاحب الجلالة

que ferais tu à leur place ?

pyromane a écrit:: que ferais tu à leur place ?

beh ils aurai pu suivre la route turque c'est une grande nation la perse , et elle est tres stratégique ils aurait pu faire du chantage comme les turques , pour eux devenir une puissance sa aurai été inévitable , ils ont tout ce que ils faut pour devenir une grande nation , mais leurs problème est d'ordres psychologique .

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Pro rege, saepe, pro patria semper

اقسم بالله العظيم ان اكون مخلصا لله و لملكي و ان اتفانى في خدمة وطني و دفع كل خطر يهدده و ان انفد اوامرقائدي الاعلى صاحب الجلالة

Même si je les kiffe pas je trouve qu'ils se débrouillent beaucoup mieux que la plupart des pays musulmans même dans leur condition politique.

yassine1985 a écrit:: Même si je les kiffe pas je trouve qu'ils se débrouillent beaucoup mieux que la plupart des pays musulmans même dans leur condition politique.

mieux que certain pays arabe , si non pour musulman je crois pas , ils sont pas mieux que le golf , ni mieux que les turque , ni mieux que les pakistané , ni mieux que indonésien ect reste que quelque pays arabe voila tout

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Pro rege, saepe, pro patria semper

اقسم بالله العظيم ان اكون مخلصا لله و لملكي و ان اتفانى في خدمة وطني و دفع كل خطر يهدده و ان انفد اوامرقائدي الاعلى صاحب الجلالة

Citation :: L’Iran annonce la mise en service d’un nouveau type de sous-marins

La République Islamique d’Iran a annoncé mercredi qu’elle mettrait en service dans les prochaines semaines un nouveau type de sous-marins, de conception et de fabrication nationale, baptisé "Fateh" et destiné à la surveillance des eaux territoriales et à des missions dans les eaux internationales.

Selon l’agence iranienne Fars, le nouveau sous-marin déplace 600 t et est équipés de systèmes de « haute technologie » et armé de différents types de torpilles et de mines.

Ce nouveau sous-marin pourra atteindre 200 m de profondeur et rester en plongée jusqu’à 5 semaines.

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leadlord a écrit:

yassine1985 a écrit:: Même si je les kiffe pas je trouve qu'ils se débrouillent beaucoup mieux que la plupart des pays musulmans même dans leur condition politique.

mieux que certain pays arabe , si non pour musulman je crois pas , ils sont pas mieux que le golf , ni mieux que les turque , ni mieux que les pakistané , ni mieux que indonésien ect reste que quelque pays arabe voila tout

Pas mieux que les pays du golf et l’Indonésie niveau industrie militaire ? t'en ai sure ?

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Iran Dispatches Home-Made Destroyer to Far-Off Seas

TEHRAN (FNA)- The Iranian Navy sent its first home-made destroyer, Jamaran, to the Northern Indian Ocean on Sunday.

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The Navy dispatched the 16th flotilla of its warships, including Jamaran, to the Northern Indian Ocean after the 15th flotilla, comprising Alvand and Bushehr destroyers, came back home earlier today.

Iran's first home-made destroyer, Jamaran, was launched in late February 2010. The Mowdge Class vessel has a displacement of around 14,000 tons and is equipped with modern radars and electronic warfare capabilities and is armed with a variety of anti-ship, surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles.

Jamaran is also equipped with different kinds of weapons, including a powerful and smart missile named 'Nour' (light).

Last month, the Iranian Navy mounted a very highly advanced radar on Jamaran.

According to Iranian commanders, "Jamaran has been equipped with a kind of radar that is among the highly advanced ones in the world".

Deputy Commander of the Iranian Navy for Research and Self-sufficiency Jihad Capitan Mansour Maqsoudlou told reporters in September that "the new radar system mounted on Jamaran is a semi-conductor radar with Fuzzy arranged flat antennas (flat slotted array antennas)".

The Iranian Navy has been conducting anti-piracy patrols in the Gulf of Aden since November 2008, when Somali raiders hijacked the Iranian-chartered cargo ship, MV Delight, off the coast of Yemen.

According to UN Security Council resolutions, different countries can send their warships to the Gulf of Aden and coastal waters of Somalia against the pirates and even with prior notice to Somali government enter the territorial waters of that country in pursuit of Somali sea pirates.

The Gulf of Aden - which links the Indian Ocean with the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean Sea - is an important energy corridor, particularly because Persian Gulf oil is shipped to the West through the Suez Canal.

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14.000 T

plus lourd que des Ticos? Suspect

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Yakuza a écrit:: 14.000 T
plus lourd que des Ticos?

ils font trop d'annonce .

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Pro rege, saepe, pro patria semper

اقسم بالله العظيم ان اكون مخلصا لله و لملكي و ان اتفانى في خدمة وطني و دفع كل خطر يهدده و ان انفد اوامرقائدي الاعلى صاحب الجلالة

Citation :: Iran: Barvar-373 more advanced than Russian S-300 missile defense system

Iran's domestic Bavar-373 missile defense system is more advanced than Russian S-300, IRNA quoted Executive Deputy Head of Khatam al-Anbia Air Defence Base Gen.Shahrokh Shahram on Saturday as saying.

"Designing of Bavar-373 defense system is completed and we have achieved good result," he said.

Iranian Mehr News Agency reported today quoting Planning and Programming Deputy Head of Khatam al-Anbia Air Defence Base that Bavar-373 system is able to attack at long-range, mid-range and short-range targets.

Islamic Revolution Guard Corps' (IRGC) Khatam al-Anbiya Air Defense Headquarters Brigadier General Farzad Esmaili said on Sept. 20 that Iran started producing air defense system Bavar-373 instead of the Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems.

Esmaili said a decision to produce domestically Barvar-373 systems was made after Russia's refusal to sell S-300 systems to Iran.

Early September, Iran has appealed to the International Court of Arbitration over Russia's refusal to implement a contract for the supply of S-300 systems to Iran.

On Sept. 22, 2010, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree banning the transfer of S-300 missiles, armored vehicles, combat aircrafts, helicopters and ships to Iran.
This is envisaged by a presidential decree on measures to implement UN Security Council resolution 1929, dated June 9, 2010. The contract to supply Iran with five battalions of S-300 PMU-1 was signed in late 2007. The deal amounted to $800 million.

On June 20, 2011, Head of Rosoboronexport Anatoly Isaikin allowed the possibility of resuming negotiations with Iran on the S-300 after lifting UN sanctions.

The S-300, a series of Russian long range surface-to-air missile systems, was developed to defend against aircraft and cruise missiles. Subsequent variations were developed to intercept ballistic missiles

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Yakuza a écrit:: 14.000 T
plus lourd que des Ticos?

il y a un zéro en trop Smile

c'est 1400 tonnes ce qui en fait à peine une frégate Laughing

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Iranian Experts Develop Electromagnetic Gun (Railgun)

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian experts announced that they have designed and developed an electromagnetic gun that fires steel bullets without explosive propellant.

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According to FNA dispatches, the home-made advanced gun (Railgun) enjoys a capability to fire thirty 8mm steel bullets per minute at targets.

The gun needs 2 seconds to recharge after each shot and fires bullets at a velocity of 330 meters per second (about the speed of the sound).

The gun's specification, including its high technology, soundlessness and its ability to fire bullets without explosive propellant has made it desirable for guarding important persons, protecting ammo caches, oil and gas installations and refineries and other vital centers and remote-protection of military and other sensitive and vital sites and facilities.

Tehran launched an arms development program during the 1980-88 Iraqi imposed war on Iran, to compensate for a US weapons embargo. Since 1992, Iran has produced its own tanks, armored personnel carriers, missiles and fighter planes.

Yet, Iranian officials have always stressed that the country's military and arms programs serve defensive purposes and should not be perceived as a threat to any other country.

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Citation :: IRGC Equips High-Speed Vessels with Home-Made Missiles

"The IRGC has mounted missiles on small vessels as well as high-speed vessels which enjoy high capabilities," Lieutenant Commander of the IRGC Naval Forces Alireza Tangsiri told FNA on Tuesday.

He underlined the home-grown nature of the missiles and speedboats used by the IRGC, and said, "The IRGC has the honor to produce all its needed vessels, equipment and missiles and at present we are witnessing production of various types of vessels by the force."

Iran has been pushing an arms development program in recent years in a bid to reach self-sufficiency. Tehran launched its arms development program during the 1980-88 Iraqi imposed war on Iran, to compensate for a US weapons embargo. Since 1992, Iran has produced its own jet fighters and armored vehicles as well as radar-evading missiles and other high-tech weapons.

Iran's Zolfaqar fast ship
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Yet, Iranian officials have always stressed that the country's military and arms programs serve defensive purposes and should not be perceived as a threat to any other country.

Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi announced in August that the country's Navy has equipped its new high-speed vessels named 'Zolfaqar' with 'Nasr 1' cruise missiles capable of destroying 3-ton weighted vessels.

"The Zolfaqar vessel is considered as a new model of the vessels of the same class which is capable of conducting operations in different marine conditions thanks to its sea-to-sea missiles and proper speed," Vahidi said at the time.

Reminding that the vessel has been strengthened with the Nasr 1 cruise missile, he reiterated, "The sea-to-sea cruise missile with high destructive capability and targeting power has immensely increased the vessel's power."

Nasr 1 is a short-range coast-to-sea and sea-to-sea missile which can be fired from coasts and all types of vessels.

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Citation :: Russian radar sniffers for ayatollahs

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Truck-mounted 1L222 Avtobaza detector

Russia has delivered to Iran a consignment of mobile radar radiation detectors and hopes to agree on a number of similar deals, a Russian arms trade official said on Tuesday.

“We’re not talking here about aircraft or submarines or even S-300 systems. It is about providing security for the Iranian state,” Konstantin Biryulin, deputy director of Russia’s Federal Service for Military Technical Co-operation, told RIA Novosti.

The detectors, called 1L222 Avtobaza, passively collect electromagnetic radiation from surrounding airspace and identify its sources. Those include side-looking airborne radars used in combat aircraft, targeting radars of air-to-surface weapons, and radars used to guide aircraft flying at extremely low altitudes.

“We are in constant negotiations with Iran over the acquisition of military hardware not subject to UN sanctions against this country. Those are defense systems, including electronic warfare weapons, in this case,” Biryulin stressed.

The S-300 systems in question are Russian-made long-range air defense weapons which Russia was going to sell to Iran. The deal was signed back in 2007 but was never finalized due to an arms embargo implemented by the UN in 2010.

Iran has since developed its own system, which it believes to be better than the S-300. Tehran believes that Moscow backed out of the arms deal due to political pressure put on it by Washington and Tel Aviv.

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Citation :: Russie-Iran: la coopération militaire continue

La Russie et l'Iran poursuivent leur coopération militaire et technique dans les domaines non concernés par les sanctions des Nations unies, a déclaré mercredi à Saint-Pétersbourg Mikhaïl Dmitriev, chef du Service fédéral russe pour la coopération militaire et technique (FSVTS).

"Il y a des choses qui ne sont pas interdites et les deux pays coopèrent bien entendu dans ce petit domaine non frappé par la résolution" 1929 du Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU, a indiqué M.Dmitriev devant les journalistes.

La semaine dernière, le directeur adjoint du FSVTS Konstantin Biriouline a annoncé à RIA Novosti que la Russie avait livré des moyens de lutte radio-électronique de type Avtobaza à l'Iran et qu'elle menait des négociations sur la livraison d'un autre lot d'équipements de ce type. Selon M.Birouline, "il ne s'agit pas d'avions, de sous-marins ni même de missiles sol-air S-300. Il s'agit de garantir la sécurité de l'Etat iranien".

Le président russe Dmitri Medvedev a interdit de fournir les missiles S-300, les blindés, les avions de combat, les hélicoptères d'assaut et les bâtiments de guerre à l'Iran en application de la résolution 1929 adoptée par le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU le 9 juin 2010. La résolution précise sept catégories d'armements interdits d'exportation vers l'Iran que la communauté internationale soupçonne de développer un programme nucléaire militaire.

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Citation :: CHINA-IRAN MISSILE SALES
China is continuing to provide advanced missiles and other conventional arms to Iran and may be doing so in violation of U.N. sanctions against the Tehran regime, according to a draft report by the congressional U.S.-China Commission.

“China continues to provide Iran with what could be considered advanced conventional weapons,” the report of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission says.

According to the report, which will be made public Nov. 16, China sold $312 million worth of arms to Iran, second only to Russia, after Congress passed the Iran Freedom Support Act in 2006 that allows the U.S. government to sanction foreign companies that provide advanced arms to Iran.

The report also noted that, after Russia began cutting back arms transfers to Iran in 2008, China became the largest arms supplier to the Iranian military.

Most of the weapons transfers involved sales of Chinese anti-ship cruise missiles, including C-802 missiles that China promised the United States in 1997 would not be exported to Iran.

China also built an entire missile plant in Iran last year to produce the Nasr-1 anti-ship cruise missile.

“Because of the relatively short range of these missiles, China’s provision of them to Iran does not violate the Iran, North Korea and Syria Nonproliferation Act of 2006, which seeks to prevent the transfer of only those missiles that can carry a 500-kilogram warhead more than 300 kilometers,” the report says.

“It is possible, however, that these transactions violate the Iran Freedom Support Act, or the Comprehensive Iran Sanctions, Accountability and Divestment Act of 2010, which both use the ambiguous term ‘advanced conventional weapons.’ “

Regarding China’s professed claims to have ended all backing for Iran’s nuclear- and ballistic-missile programs, the report says “there has been speculation that China, or Chinese entities, have quietly continued to provide some support for Iran’s pursuit of weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missile capabilities.”

The report says China also is supporting North Korea's military and providing economic and technical assistance to Pyongyang.

The report concludes: “Despite Beijing’s stated claim to be acting as a responsible major power, China continues to place its national interests ahead of regional stability by providing economic and diplomatic support to countries that undermine international security.”

Chinese Embassy spokesman Wang Baodong denied China violated U.N. sanctions.

“When it comes to the issue of nonproliferation, China has been strictly adhering to the relevant U.N. resolutions and faithfully carries out its international obligations while strictly implementing its relevant domestic policies and regulations in the field.”

He said the commission “should cast off its Cold War mentality, respect the facts and stop making unwarranted allegations against China.”

MISSILE DEFENSE LIMITS

The Obama administration, despite public claims to the contrary, appears ready to try and limit U.S. missile defenses in agreements, according to a key House Republican leader.

Rep. Michael R. Turner, Ohio Republican and chairman of the House Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee, said during a hearing Wednesday that he is concerned the administration is working to amend the NATO-Russia Council charter “to create guarantees regarding missile defense.”

“That has no support here and should be a nonstarter,” Mr. Turner said in a prepared statement for the hearing.

The charter outlines relations between Russia's government and NATO members for the council, which was created in 2002 as part of the alliance.

Moscow, for the past several years, has been demanding legal guarantees that U.S. missile defenses in Europe will not be used to target Russian missiles — guarantees that missile defense advocates say would limit U.S. defenses.

CHINA LINKED TO RSA ATTACK

Computer hackers in China likely carried out the sophisticated cyber-attack against the security company RSA in March, according to the draft annual report of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.

RSA announced in March that its security product was compromised through a cyber-intrusion. The company provides encryption services that allow government and contractor users to log on remotely to secure computer networks.

“Although the company did not name China specifically, subsequent research demonstrated that components of the attack utilized a tool called ‘HTran,’ developed by a well-known member of the hacking group ‘Honker Union of China,’ ” the report says.

Analysis of the hacking tool revealed that the attackers tried to mask their location by routing command instructions from mainland China through computer servers in Japan, Taiwan, Europe and the United States, the report says.

“The perpetrators then used information about the compromised RSA security product in order to target a number of the firm’s customers, including at least three prominent entities within the U.S. defense industrial base,” the report adds, noting that those intrusions and intrusion attempts “also originated in China and appeared to be state-sponsored.”

Because the attack involved stealing technology that involved encryption and coding technologies, computer experts have said the sophistication was beyond the abilities of most nonstate hackers.

NORTH KOREA TWEETS

The communist government in North Korea has taken to Twitter. According to U.S. officials, a North Korean government-linked Twitter account has been operating daily since August 2010.

The Pyongyang account, @uriminzok puts out a steady stream of messages on Twitter, mainly to highlight content from a North Korean propaganda website aimed at overseas Koreans.

The website is run out of Shenyang, China, and operated by North Korea’s United Front Department of the Workers’ Party of Korea, a quasi-intelligence and influence organization. The department appears to be connected to North Korean efforts directed against rival South Korea.

According to U.S. officials, the North Koreans appear to regard Twitter and other social media as an additional channel to spread propaganda extolling dictator Kim Jong-il and other aspects of the communist regime.

U.S. intelligence agencies have been monitoring activity on the account and uncovered some interesting patterns.

For example, the account went silent after South Korean hackers broke into it and were able to shut it down for two months. The account resumed its tweets March 5.

Activity has ranged from as few as three tweets a day to as many as 30.

Most of the Korean-language tweets link to North Korean propaganda articles, many of which extol the “Dear Leader” Kim, and other propaganda.

GAME ON

The Army will not be run over by those in Congress and in the Pentagon who want to cancel its next-generation all-purpose vehicle.

At a cost of $54 billion, the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) is a ripe target for budget-cutters in this age of finding ways to reduce the ballooning federal deficit.

A Senate subcommittee already has voted to defund. There are also Pentagon political appointees who would knock it out of the next five-year budget, says Washington Times reporter Rowan Scarborough.

But the Army is standing firm, saying it must have a solider-protected armored vehicle to ferry ground forces amid the dangers of improvised explosive devices and rocket-propelled grenades.

It would replace the venerable, but more vulnerable, Humvee, a jeeplike vehicle not originally designed to survive the types of roadside bombs exploding in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli, the Army’s vice chief of staff, told the House Armed Services subcommittee on readiness that the service needs time to develop the JLTV and see if it makes better sense than continuing to buy refortified Humvees.

“I just think it’s absolutely essential that we be allowed to continue that critical work, or we will end up with a force that is not modernized,” he said. “And a force that is not modernized is an unbalanced force, and in the end it will cost us lives.”

The Army is not just talking. Weeks before Gen. Chiarelli testified, it issued a draft request for proposal to industry to show what they would produce if they won the JLTV production contract.

Loren B. Thompson, who heads the Lexington Institute, said the Army already has canceled new missile and communications systems, and may now be forced to give up the 70-mph, all-terrain JLTV.

“Does anybody in the Obama Administration understand that killing such programs nearly guarantees soldiers will die unnecessarily in future wars?” Mr. Thompson wrote in a column, “The Cloud Hanging Over America’s Army.”

“Since coming into office, it has presided over the cancellation of nearly two dozen next-generation vehicles, munitions, communications links and other combat systems that would have helped America’s soldiers to survive and win in future wars.

“To make matters worse, it has tightened up on contracting terms to such a degree that defense companies aren’t even sure they want to participate in the programs that remain. The arsenal of the future is disappearing with each passing month, and today’s savings are being bought at the expense of tomorrow’s soldiers.”

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Shogun a écrit:

le nouveau char iranien le zulfikar 3 et en dirais une copie de l abrams Exclamation

Spoiler:

canon russe à chargement automatique 2A46 du t-72 (125 mm).
mitrailleuse coaxiale de 7,62mm.
une mitrailleuse de 12,7mm et des lance-grenades.

pas mal le zulfiqar 3 pour un pays sous embargo je suis très surpris,mais quelles sont ces capacité réelle au combat?

Citation :: Iran: manœuvres simulant la riposte à une agression extérieure (TV)

Les autorités iraniennes ont annoncé samedi avoir lancé des manœuvres appelées à tester la capacité opérationnelle des forces armées en cas d'agression extérieure, rapporte la chaîne iranienne Press TV.

Les manœuvres, qui dureront quatre jours, ont débuté dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi sur un territoire de 800.000 kilomètres carrés. La première étape prévoit le déploiement des troupes de DCA chargés de repousser les attaques aériennes de l'ennemi potentiel.

L'étape suivante consiste à déployer des centres de commandement appelés à coordonner les actions des forces engagées. Des troupes de reconnaissance et des unités auxiliaires participeront également à l'exercice.

Téhéran avait antérieurement déclaré que les manœuvres de ses forces armées ne constituaient pas une menace pour les autres pays, car la doctrine militaire de l'Iran est strictement défensive.

Les exercices actuels se déroulent sur fond de tension entre l'Iran et les principales puissances mondiales. Cette tension s'est particulièrement aggravée ces derniers jours après la publication d'un rapport de l'Agence internationale de l'énergie atomique (AIEA) qui a accusé l'Iran d'avoir mené avant 2003 des travaux visant à créer l'arme nucléaire. L'AIEA s'est également déclarée "profondément préoccupée" par les développements actuels du programme nucléaire iranien.

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Iran Equips Sentinels with New Should-Launched Rockets

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran's Air Defense unit equipped its sentinels with state-of-the-art shoulder-launched rockets in a bid to increase their capability and power in defending the country's airspace.

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The new man-portable air defense systems were tested in the second phase of the ongoing air defense exercises, named Samen ol-Hojaj (PBUH).

Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base has started massive air defense drills in the country's Eastern regions to test Iran's integrated air defense network and new anti-aircraft weapons.

During the second phase of the drills finished on Saturday evening, air defense sentinels fired should-launched rockets at Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).

A shoulder-fired rocket/missile, shoulder-launched rocket/missile or man-portable rocket/missile is a projectile fired at a target, small enough to be carried by a single person, and fired while held on one's shoulder.

Iran has recently renewed and upgraded the weapons and defense systems of its air defense units. Late in September, Iran equipped its air defense units across the country with large numbers of the home-made Mersad Air Defense Missile System.

The Mersad air defense shield is a completely indigenized system developed by the Iranian experts and technicians to promote the country's combat power.

The system has already passed filed tests and is used as part of the country's integrated air defense network.

The Mersad system equipped with Shahin missiles is capable of tracing and targeting any enemy aircraft at 70 to 150km altitude and is considered as a mid-altitude system among the country's missile shields.

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Le Prophéte (saw) a dit: Les Hommes Les meilleurs sont ceux qui sont les plus utiles aux autres Armée Iranienne/Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran - Page 27 Star3

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Iran Tests Passive Radar Systems in Air Defense Drill

TEHRAN (FNA)- Iran tested its passive radar systems and electronic warfare equipment in the massive air defense drills underway in the eastern parts of the country.

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Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the air defense drills, Spokesman of the four-day exercises Colonel Abolfazl Sepehri told press tv that Iran's armed forces deployed the country's most up-to-date passive radar system and hardware for electronic warfare on Saturday.

Led by the Iranian Army's Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base, the armed forces also employed domestically-developed artillery, missile and composite defense systems to counter possible radar disruptions and enemy's telecommunications.

Sepehri told reporters that the Iranian forces applied certain strategies to further disrupt the navigational systems of the hypothetical enemies' flying objects.

Iran has recently renewed and upgraded the weapons and defense systems of its air defense units. Late in September, Iran equipped its air defense units across the country with large numbers of the home-made Mersad Air Defense Missile System.

On Sunday and in the third stage of the massive air defense exercises, the power, capability, weapons and military systems of the Rapid Reaction units of Iran's Air Defense Force were tested.

The Iranian Air Defense Force's rapid reaction units used their state-of-the-art, home-made weapons and systems, including multi-frequency radar equipment, anti-aircraft canons and different types of air defense missiles to force hypothetical enemy aircraft out of the country's air space.

Later in the drills, the rapid reaction units tested their ability against the hypothetical enemies' surprised night raids and blitzkrieg with full radio silence.

Colonel Sepehri voiced pleasure in his fully positive assessment of the performance of the rapid reaction units, saying that they have proved fully successful in repelling hypothetical enemy moves.

Khatam ol-Anbia Air Defense Base started massive air defense drills in the country's Eastern regions on Thursday to test Iran's integrated air defense network and new anti-aircraft weapons.

Also on Sunday, Iran's Air Defense Force equipped its sentinels with state-of-the-art shoulder-launched rockets in a bid to increase their capability and power in defending the country's airspace.

The new man-portable air defense systems were tested in the second phase of the ongoing air defense exercises.

During the second phase of the drills finished on Saturday evening, air defense sentinels fired should-launched rockets at Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).

A shoulder-fired rocket/missile, shoulder-launched rocket/missile or man-portable rocket/missile is a projectile fired at a target, small enough to be carried by a single person, and fired while held on one's shoulder.

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Armée Iranienne/Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran - Page 27 Star3

Le Prophéte (saw) a dit: Les Hommes Les meilleurs sont ceux qui sont les plus utiles aux autres Armée Iranienne/Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran - Page 27 Star3

ca c'est une mauvaise nouvelle pour les israéliens, ces radars sont presque indétectable et ont déjà prouver leur efficacité (F117 abattu en Yougoslavie)

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