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world2 months ago

China's Fujian Aircraft Carrier Enters Service, Signaling Naval Ambitions

China's third aircraft carrier, the Fujian, has been commissioned, marking a significant step in its naval capabilities with advanced features like electromagnetic catapults and the ability to carry heavier aircraft. While it is a milestone in China's military modernization, analysts suggest it will take at least a year to reach full operational capability, and its deployment will be closely watched for regional influence and potential use around Taiwan.

via Reuters|
#aircraft-carrier#china#fujian
militaryinternational-relations1 year ago

"US Navy's Bold Move: Dual Aircraft Carrier Deployment Sends Signal to China"

The US Navy plans to deploy at least five aircraft carriers in the western Pacific this year, signaling a clear message to China about its military presence in the region. This move is seen as a demonstration of Washington's commitment to its allies and a warning to Beijing amid escalating tensions in hot spots such as the East and South China seas, as well as Taiwan. The deployment coincides with China's territorial disputes with US partners and its strategic military maneuvers in the region.

via Newsweek|
#aircraft-carriers#china#militaryinternational-relations
international-relations1 year ago

"Turkey's Growing Influence in the Black Sea and Ukraine's Battle Against Russia"

Ukraine's successful tactics in the Black Sea have forced the Russian Black Sea Fleet to retreat, shifting the balance of power in the region. Turkey, as the gatekeeper of the sea's naval traffic, has emerged as the dominant maritime force, benefiting from Russia's strategic miscalculation in attacking Ukraine. The Montreux Convention has played a crucial role in Turkey's approach to security in the Black Sea, and the most likely scenario is for Turkey to continue its suspension of naval vessel transits, depriving Russia of the ability to bring in new capabilities and raising Turkey's standing as the dominant naval force in the region.

via Geopolitical Intelligence Services AG|
#black-sea#international-relations#naval-power
international-relations1 year ago

"India's Naval Power Rises Amid Growing Competition with China"

India is expanding its naval power and presence in international waters, conducting anti-piracy patrols and deploying ships to protect key trading routes. This move is seen as a signal to China of India's growing maritime ambitions and desire to assume a wider responsibility in maritime security. The competition with China has energized India to acquire more advanced ships, submarines, and aircraft, and invest more in technology and infrastructure. The Indian navy's share of the defense budget has increased, and India is building strategic partnerships with other nations in the region. The South China Sea remains a top concern for Indian naval planners, with about 60% of India's cargo passing through shipping lanes in the region.

via ABC News|
#china#competition#india
international-relations1 year ago

"India's Naval Power Rises Amid Growing Competition with China"

India is expanding its naval power and presence in international waters, conducting anti-piracy patrols and deploying ships to protect key trading routes. This move signals India's growing maritime ambitions and desire to assume a wider responsibility in maritime security, particularly in response to regional rival China's increasing presence in the Indian Ocean. The Indian navy's proactive contributions to international maritime stability are seen as a message to China, showcasing India's capability and responsibility as a resident naval power. The growing competition with China is driving India to acquire more advanced ships, submarines, and aircraft, and invest more in technology and infrastructure, as it seeks to position itself as a global player and counter China's assertiveness in the region.

via The Associated Press|
#china#global-ambitions#india
international-relations1 year ago

"Geopolitical Maneuvers: US Approves F-16 and F-35 Fighter Jet Sales to Turkey and Greece"

The US approval of the sale of F-35 fighters to Greece as a counterbalance to Turkey's procurement of F-16 aircraft has reignited the debate on the military balance in the Aegean. While Greece holds an advantage in air power with modern Rafales and F-16 upgrades, Turkey leads in drone technology and has expanded its shipbuilding capabilities. Greece faces challenges in its aging navy fleet and limited shipbuilding capabilities, while maintaining an advantage in submarines. Both countries are aiming to strengthen their military capabilities by 2030.

via Kathimerini English Edition|
#f-35-fighters#greece#international-relations
defense2 years ago

Putin Bolsters Russian Navy with New Nuclear Submarines

Russian President Vladimir Putin attended the inauguration of two new nuclear submarines, the Krasnoyarsk and Emperor Alexander III, in the country's Far North. Putin promised to reinforce Russia's military-naval might and stated that these submarines would strengthen the combat readiness of the Russian Navy in various regions. Russia is also building eight more nuclear submarines, and with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the country has shifted its economy to focus on military production. Putin vowed to continue increasing Russia's military-naval power.

via The Moscow Times|
#defense#military#naval-power
militarygeopolitics2 years ago

China's Maritime Dominance: Controlling the South China Sea

China has rapidly expanded its sea power, becoming the world's largest shipowner by tonnage and boasting the largest navy by hull count. The Chinese Navy has outbuilt the US Navy by about 25% over the past decade, and China is projected to continue growing its vessel count while the US fleet size decreases. China's naval expansion extends to submarines and coast guard ships, with plans to have 80 submarines by 2035 and the world's largest coast guard fleet. Additionally, China's commercial fishing fleet has near-global reach, and its commercial ships can be utilized for military purposes. China's expanding maritime capabilities are accompanied by efforts to secure port access around the world.

via Newsweek|
#china#maritime-expansion#militarygeopolitics
military2 years ago

Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Escalates with Drones and Naval Attacks

Russia's claim of sinking Ukraine's last warship, the Yuri Olefirenko, would have almost no impact on Ukraine's naval power, according to experts. The vessel was a landing vessel used for transporting troops and vehicles, including tanks, but was not a large amphibious ship. Ukraine's real amphibious capability is of a far different nature: small fast raiding craft. The sinking of the Yuri Olefirenko would have no impact on the defense of Ukraine's coast or launching an amphibious attack on the annexed Crimean peninsula. The ship was of little value to the Ukrainians and its destruction has more symbolic or propaganda value.

via Newsweek|
#amphibious-capability#military#naval-power
military2 years ago

Turkey boosts military capabilities with new drone carrier and amphibious assault ship.

Turkey has launched the TCG Anadolu, the world's first "drone carrier" and its largest warship, which can carry armed drones, helicopters, tanks, and amphibious assault vehicles. The ship was built using local resources and has locally developed weapon and combat management systems. It can transfer a force of at least battalion size and can be used for natural disaster relief missions. The ship is a turning point for Turkey's defense industry and will be its prestige platform within NATO.

via Middle East Eye|
#defense-industry#drone-carrier#military