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Iran Bandar-e Anzali, Azerbaijan navy fleet docks ایران بندر انزلی- ورود ناوگروه جمهوری‌آذربایجان
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Iran Navy (IRIN): News
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Iran Bandar-e Anzali, Azerbaijan navy fleet docks ایران بندر انزلی- ورود ناوگروه جمهوری‌آذربایجان
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Said to be a design for a future 7500 tons iranian destroyer:
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Iran Aram class Catamaran high-speed passenger vessel ایران کشتی مسافری کاتاماران کلاس ارام
ایران کشتی گردشگری مسافری کاتاماران آلومینیومی کلاس ارام
رونمایی از کشتی پیشرفته آرام در جزیره قشم
http://www.yjc.ir/fa/news/6287851/رونمایی-از-کشتی-پیشرفته-آرام-در-جزیره-قشم
Aram Shenavar Kian Qeshm company (شركت آرام شناور كيان قشم) official website
http://aramshenavar.com
ایران کشتی گردشگری مسافری کاتاماران آلومینیومی کلاس ارام
رونمایی از کشتی پیشرفته آرام در جزیره قشم
http://www.yjc.ir/fa/news/6287851/رونمایی-از-کشتی-پیشرفته-آرام-در-جزیره-قشم
Aram Shenavar Kian Qeshm company (شركت آرام شناور كيان قشم) official website
http://aramshenavar.com
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Iran Navy Docks at Russia Makhachkala port Caspian sea ناوگروه ايران بندر ماخاچ قلعه روسيه
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Iran Army Navy IRIN Nahang class submarine ایران نیروی دریایی ارتش زیردریایی کلاس نهنگ
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Iran Afag Naval Radar System range 200-KM ایران سامانه راداری دریای آفاق با برد ۲۰۰کیلومیتر
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IRIN Iranian Army Navy made-Digital Autopilot / Torpedo Combustion Fuel / Raad aerial defence Project / Makran 921 4x4 2.5-Ton Truck/Damavand unmanned fast boat
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IRIN Iranian Army Navy made-Digital Autopilot / Torpedo Combustion Fuel / Raad aerial defence Project / Makran 921 4x4 2.5-Ton Truck/Damavand unmanned fast boat
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Iran IRIN Navy missile Corvette "Separ" Caspian sea ایران نیروی دریایی ارتش ناوچه موشك انداز سپر
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Iranian frigate Damavand, apparently lost
https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3059352.html
https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3059352.html
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Here is a different angle on that mooring site.
I don't even understand how it can be lost in a protected area like that.
I don't even understand how it can be lost in a protected area like that.
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Iran adds 2 new submarines to naval fleet
TEHRAN, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- Iran's Navy on Thursday added two new Ghadir-class submarines to its fleet in southern waters, official IRNA news agency reported.
The submarines are capable of launching subsurface-to-surface missiles, torpedoes and mines, IRNA said.
They are also capable of carrying personnel to the adjacent shores, it added.
The two submarines were unveiled during a ceremony attended by Iran's Navy Commander Hossein Khanzadi in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas.
The Ghadir-class submarines are designed to cruise within the shallow waters of the Gulf to protect Iran's maritime borders.
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-11/29/c_137640271.htm
TEHRAN, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) -- Iran's Navy on Thursday added two new Ghadir-class submarines to its fleet in southern waters, official IRNA news agency reported.
The submarines are capable of launching subsurface-to-surface missiles, torpedoes and mines, IRNA said.
They are also capable of carrying personnel to the adjacent shores, it added.
The two submarines were unveiled during a ceremony attended by Iran's Navy Commander Hossein Khanzadi in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas.
The Ghadir-class submarines are designed to cruise within the shallow waters of the Gulf to protect Iran's maritime borders.
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-11/29/c_137640271.htm
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Iran Launches New Domestic Built Stealth Destroyer In Persian Gulf
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-12-01/iran-launches-new-domestically-built-stealth-destroyer-ship-persian-gulf
Damavand Class
Ship Number 3?
Activ 2?
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-12-01/iran-launches-new-domestically-built-stealth-destroyer-ship-persian-gulf
Damavand Class
Ship Number 3?
Activ 2?
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Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E wrote:Iran Launches New Domestic Built Stealth Destroyer In Persian Gulf
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-12-01/iran-launches-new-domestically-built-stealth-destroyer-ship-persian-gulf
Damavand Class
Ship Number 3?
Activ 2?
You mean missile boat ?
Well compare to their subs, its kinda a destroyer ...
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Isos wrote:Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E wrote:Iran Launches New Domestic Built Stealth Destroyer In Persian Gulf
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-12-01/iran-launches-new-domestically-built-stealth-destroyer-ship-persian-gulf
Damavand Class
Ship Number 3?
Activ 2?
You mean missile boat ?
Well compare to their subs, its kinda a destroyer ...
This is an Iranian own production.
Case, engine (MTU Copy?), Anti-ship weapons (China), SM1 copy (US), Radar (Russia?)? All copies but self made.
Damavand Class is more of a corvette
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Iran should really invest in some Russian Corvettes.
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Launch of new Iranian frigate Sahand
Built at the shipyard Shahid Darvishi Marine Industries in Bandar Abbas on the shore of the Strait of Hormuz, this light frigate is the third ship of the Mowj project, after Jamaran and Damavand. Since ships are built rather slowly, each of the ships was built with noticeable differences from each other. By tradition, the frigate is named after the Sakhand volcano (Sahend), and before that, a light frigate of the type Vosper mk.5 built in Britain, which was killed in a battle with the Americans during Operation Bogomol in 1988, bore such a name.
One of the main differences of the new ship is the presence of the Kamand anti-aircraft artillery complex, which is supposedly a copy of the AK-630. He replaced the Iranian 40-mm artillery unit Fath (a copy of the Bofors L / 70), which were installed on the two previous light frigates of this project.
The rest of the weapons look the same: four Noor \ Ghader PU missiles (Iranian copy of C-802 and its upgraded version with increased range), two Mehrab anti-aircraft missiles PU (copy of SM-1), 2x3 324 mm torpedo tubes, 76 mm AU Fajr 27 (copy of the Italian Oto Melara 76/62 Compact) and two light 20-mm artillery installations.
The truth is that the radar equipment looks incomplete, it seems that the ship was in a hurry to officially transfer these days, since November 28 was the day of the Navy, but by this time they did not have time to install all the systems.
https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3437335.html
Built at the shipyard Shahid Darvishi Marine Industries in Bandar Abbas on the shore of the Strait of Hormuz, this light frigate is the third ship of the Mowj project, after Jamaran and Damavand. Since ships are built rather slowly, each of the ships was built with noticeable differences from each other. By tradition, the frigate is named after the Sakhand volcano (Sahend), and before that, a light frigate of the type Vosper mk.5 built in Britain, which was killed in a battle with the Americans during Operation Bogomol in 1988, bore such a name.
One of the main differences of the new ship is the presence of the Kamand anti-aircraft artillery complex, which is supposedly a copy of the AK-630. He replaced the Iranian 40-mm artillery unit Fath (a copy of the Bofors L / 70), which were installed on the two previous light frigates of this project.
The rest of the weapons look the same: four Noor \ Ghader PU missiles (Iranian copy of C-802 and its upgraded version with increased range), two Mehrab anti-aircraft missiles PU (copy of SM-1), 2x3 324 mm torpedo tubes, 76 mm AU Fajr 27 (copy of the Italian Oto Melara 76/62 Compact) and two light 20-mm artillery installations.
The truth is that the radar equipment looks incomplete, it seems that the ship was in a hurry to officially transfer these days, since November 28 was the day of the Navy, but by this time they did not have time to install all the systems.
https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3437335.html
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Russia and Iran are not really best buddies the west likes to make them out to be (mainly to demonise Russia of course).
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The "Damavand" based out of Bandar-Anzali on the Caspian Sea, ran aground on a concrete breakwater in the vicinity of its home port on 10, January 2018. It is believed probable that the incident was the result of navigational error, affected by a strong storm in the area which creating high wave heights and low visibility in the area. During the incident six members of the ship’s crew fell overboard. Four of those crew members were later rescued, two are currently considered missing by media sources. The Iranian Navy declined to confirm the reporting. There has been little information released in reference to the cause of the grounding, with exception to statements of wave height and visibility caused by the storm at the time of the grounding.
Damavand is currently listed as actively commissioned; however recent photos show that the ship's hull has broken apart from near the waterline approximately at the near the start of the ships aircraft deck. Due to this damage, it is unlikely the ship will return to active service in the near future, and may be scrapped as a result due to feasibility along with costs. This will possibly result in the ship being struck from the active commission list of Moudge class frigates.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moudge-class_frigate
But perhaps the most interesting statements to come out of Iran's publicizing the stealth ship concern how its military leaders potentially plan to use the destroyer and other high-tech weaponry in far-flung theaters of operation in the coming years, including in places as far away as Venezuela. https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-12-01/iran-launches-new-domestically-built-stealth-destroyer-ship-persian-gulf
"Among our plans in the near future is to send two or three vessels with special helicopters to Venezuela in South America on a mission that could last five months," Iran's deputy navy commander, Rear-Admiral Touraj Hassani Moqaddam, told the semi-official news agency Mehr. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/12/iran-unveils-domestically-warship-181201085007116.html
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Interesting idea... perhaps with a large support ship they could send small ships on long distance long duration trips... who doesn't like a good road trip?
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I think that additional equipment will be added later . Even while at sea . I hope that they take the sailors for a long trip . In Atlantic ocean . But must take the scenic route . Visit all islands in Atlantic . And take local photo of scene. To make album back home . Also must take Iranian handicrafts present for Venezuelan navy . More ships will follow .
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Which islands r on the way to Venezuela? The Azores r Portuguese, a part of NATO. That leaves a few independent 1s in the Caribbean.
If Egypt closes the Suez to them, all other islands in the S. Atlantic r British, except a few off Brazil.
If Egypt closes the Suez to them, all other islands in the S. Atlantic r British, except a few off Brazil.
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I did not say they should land at port . I said take photo . They know what I mean . Also we should not try to fight for colonies . By opening a sea battle . Ship to ship . They will always have more ships . Russia and Iran and others can encourage trade with region . Encourage independent economic growth . So they do not rely on yank or European tourist and their dollar . But can feed themselves and have industry . Iran can buy Cuban sugar . Cuba can train Iranian doctors . Venezuela can sell timber ......
I did not say they should land at port . I said take photo . They know what I mean . Also we should not try to fight for colonies . By opening a sea battle . Ship to ship . They will always have more ships . Russia and Iran and others can encourage trade with region . Encourage independent economic growth . So they do not rely on yank or European tourist and their dollar . But can feed themselves and have industry . Iran can buy Cuban sugar . Cuba can train Iranian doctors . Venezuela can sell timber ......
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Why would Egypt close the Suez canal to Iran?
If they do, perhaps Iran could close the Persian Gulf waterway that leads to the Suez canal to all potential traffic to the canal?
Besides, why go that way?
There is enormous scope for a wide variety of trade with a lot of countries around the world who don't get on well with the US... the more ties Iran can create and the more ties develop between the countries that don't meet Americas standard the better for those countries.
If they do, perhaps Iran could close the Persian Gulf waterway that leads to the Suez canal to all potential traffic to the canal?
Besides, why go that way?
Iran can buy Cuban sugar . Cuba can train Iranian doctors . Venezuela can sell timber ......
There is enormous scope for a wide variety of trade with a lot of countries around the world who don't get on well with the US... the more ties Iran can create and the more ties develop between the countries that don't meet Americas standard the better for those countries.