Pakistan Armoury ⚔️

🇨🇳🇵🇰 | The J-31 Gyrfalcon fifth-generation stealth fighter (to be procured by #Pakistan in the near-future) photographed conducting its latest user trial/test flights in #China.

📸 An armed hexacopter made by NRTC equipped with a Type56-2 assault rifle chambered in 7.62×39mm intermediate cartridge. The rifle has its stock and pistol grip removed to reduce weight. Such drones are extremely effective in COIN operations where insurgent hideouts are often inaccessible to troops.

📸 Pakistan's NRTC has unveiled a new Unmanned Ground combat vehicle. UGCV is armed with an MG-1A3/MG-3 LMG chambered in 7.62×51mm. NRTC came up with another UGCV several years ago, however it was shelved primarily due to its insufficient ground clearance.

🚨🇵🇰🪖 ~ This year’s #PakistanDay Joint Services Military Parade will be held in Islamabad in March. The parade was cancelled in 2023.

The Empire strikes back 🦅

🎥 | 🇮🇳 A rifle by India's largest PSU in defence with the aggregate funding of $2.2B. Vs 🇵🇰 A rifle made by local tribals in Darra Adam Khel, Pakistan.

J-31 GYRFALCON - soon to be part of Pakistan Air Force. 🦅

🚨🇵🇰🇨🇳 ~ NEW: Pakistan Air Force has announced to acquire '5th Generation stealth fighter jet' J-31 from China. "Today that the foundation for acquiring the J-31 Stealth Fighter aircraft has already been laid." PAF Chief Ahmed Babar. "J-31 is all set to become part of the Pakistan’s air force fleet in the near future." - He added.

📸 Pakistani soldiers convoy heading towards the frontlines as the war begins on the International boundary - Lahore, 1965.

🇵🇰⚓️🇨🇳 #Pakistan’s Navy will induct the first ship of it’s new Hangor-class of eight nuclear-armed attack submarines next year, and the twi shipbuilding companies building the fleet, Pakistan’s KSEW and China’s CSIC for the Navy’s Next Generation Submarine Program. The new class of 3,000 tonne submarines will be armed with Babur III SLCMs for strategic deterrence patrol, to provide the sea-based component of Pakistan’s nuclear triad, the guarantor of the Pakistani Second Strike, The Hangor class order, worth slightly over $5 billion, included the modification of these submarines to be powered by air-independent propulsion (AIP) augmented by a diesel-electric engine. AIP propulsion allows non-nuclear powered submarines to operate without the need for surfacing for a significantly longer duration than conventionally powered submarines. Eight ships were ordered for the Pakistan Navy in 2015, set to begin delivery in 2024 and end by 2028.