امریکی اسٹار لنک کو چیلنج کرنے کیلئے چین کا نیا منصوبہ

-
Image
ایک چینی میڈیا نے ملک کے محققین کے حوالے سے بتایا ہے کہ انہوں نے ایک کمپیکٹ، ہائی پاور مائیکروویو سسٹم تیار کیا ہے جو ان کے دعوے کے مطابق، اسٹارلنک جیسے نچلے مدار کے سیٹلائٹس کو ناکارہ بنا سکتا ہے۔  چائنا مارننگ پوسٹ نے "چائنا ہائی پاور لیزرز اینڈ پارٹیکل بیمز" کے حوالے سے لکھا ہے کہ ملکی محققین نے دنیا کا پہلا "کمپیکٹ ڈرائیور" ہائی پاور مائیکروویو (HPM) ہتھیار تیار کرنے کا دعویٰ کیا ہے؛ ایک ایسا آلہ جو 60 سیکنڈ کے لیے 20 گیگا واٹ تک توانائی پیدا کرنے کی صلاحیت رکھتا ہے۔ چینی محققین کے خیال میں، یہ پیشرفت نچلے مدار والے امریکی کمپنی اسپیس ایکس کے اسٹارلنک سیٹلائٹس سسٹمز کے لیے خطرہ بن سکتی ہے۔ وانگ گانگ اور ان کی ٹیم نے اس سلسلے میں کہا ہے کہ یہ سسٹم ایک آپریشن میں تین ہزار ہائی انرجی پلس (high energy pulse) فائر کر سکتا ہے اور یہ اب تک 200,000 سے زیادہ ٹیسٹ پلسز ریکارڈ کر چکا ہے، جو اس کے مستحکم آپریشن کو ظاہر کرتا ہے۔ جبکہ چینی ماہرین کے مطابق، ایک گیگا واٹ سے زیادہ کی انرچی نچلے مدار والے سیٹلائٹس کو خراب یا کمزور کرنے کی توانائی رکھتی ہے۔ اس ٹیم کے مطابق، ڈیزائن...
Post a Comment

Karachi International Maritime Conference

-

 Participation of the Iranian Armed Forces delegation in the Karachi International Maritime Conference

Karachi International Maritime Conference

A high-level military delegation of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran is on a visit to Pakistan and has arrived in the coastal city of Karachi to participate in the International Maritime Exhibition and Conference.

mAliworldNews/Pakistan: According to our correspondent's report, the Iranian military delegation led by Captain Dariush Eskandari was welcomed by Pakistani officials and Iran's military attaché in Pakistan, Colonel Mohammad Mohsen Shahabi, at the M.A. Jinnah International Airport this morning upon their arrival in Pakistan. This delegation from the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces will participate in the second International Maritime Exhibition and Conference.

Karachi International Maritime Conference

For the first time, the Islamic Republic of Iran is setting up a pavilion at Pakistan's largest international maritime exhibition, aimed at highlighting Iran's military achievements including those of domestic industries in the defense and maritime sectors. This exhibition, considered Pakistan's biggest maritime event, is attended by the Chief of Naval Staff and representatives from 44 countries, with 28 foreign and 150 domestic pavilions set up.

The Pakistan Navy has stated that the International Maritime Exhibition and Conference serves as a platform to showcase products from the public and private sectors, establish business relations, and highlight opportunities present in various maritime domains.

Admiral Mohammad Faisal Abbasi, Commander of the Karachi Region of the Pakistan Navy, said in a press conference yesterday that along with the exhibition, a two-day international maritime conference will also be held at the same venue, where international experts, policymakers, academics, and industrialists will discuss the theme of "Maritime Cooperation for Sustainable Development."

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Pakistan: All terrorists involved in Orakzai attack killed, ISPR

-
Image
    According to reports, Pakistani security forces, acting on intelligence, have killed all 30 terrorists involved in the Orakzai attack.           According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) of the Pakistani military , security forces have killed 30 terrorists in an ongoing operation against terrorists involved in the attack in Orakzai district on October 7. Eleven Pakistani soldiers, including two officers, were killed in the Orakzai terrorist attack.      According to the ISPR, security forces conducted an operation in Jamal Maya area of Orakzai district on a credible intelligence input, during which 30 terrorists were killed in a fierce exchange of fire. The ISPR said that Pakistan's security forces are determined to completely eliminate terrorism from the country.
Read more

Joe Biden’s Autopen Invalidated

-
Image
 USA: Donald Trump has invalidated all official documents signed by former President Joe Biden's auto pen. U.S. President Donald Trump has once again launched a severe attack on former President Joe Biden's administration and has invalidated all official documents signed with Biden's autopen. mAliworldNews/US: According to media sources, U.S. President Donald Trump made a major claim in his statement, saying that all official documents signed by Joe Biden using the autopen machine have now been invalidated. Trump alleged that about 92 percent of Biden's orders were signed using this machine. In his post on "Truth Social," Trump said, "All documents signed by Sleepy Joe Biden with the autopen have been immediately revoked. They will have no legal effect. The autopen is only acceptable when the president personally authorizes it." In his post, President Trump said that Americans should never forget the policies that have ruined Americans and the allege...
Read more

Students' Day and National Day of Struggle Against Global Imperialism

-
Image
The differences between Iran and America are not tactical but based on principled and fundamental grounds: Leader of the Islamic Revolution The Leader of the Islamic Revolution has stated that the differences between Iran and America are not tactical but are based on principled and fundamental grounds. mAliworldNews/Iran: The Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, addressing thousands of students on the occasion of the National Day of Struggle Against Global Imperialism on November 4 in Iran, said that the date of November 4 should be permanently recorded in national documents and the history of Iran. He stated that the differences between Iran and America are not tactical but are based on principled and fundamental grounds. The Leader of the Islamic Revolution described November 4, 1979, the date when revolutionary Iranian students seized the American embassy in Tehran, as a day of success and pride, saying that on this day the true face of the American imper...
Read more