For the first time a frigate of the Pakistani Navy arrived in the Russian port with a business call

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19.10.2013/XNUMX/XNUMX near the cruiser "Mikhail Kutuzov"


The Pakistani Navy frigate Aslat, under the command of 1st Rank Captain Akhmat Fakuk, arrived today on a friendly business visit to the port of Novorossiysk. This was reported by ITAR-TASS Head of the Information Support Department of the Black Sea fleet 1st rank captain Vyacheslav Trukhachev.

"For the first time, Pakistani sailors visit the Russian port," he stressed.

The purpose of the visit is the development of naval cooperation between Russia and Pakistan. "This friendly approach of the Pakistani frigate Aslat is a new step in bilateral cooperation between Russia and Pakistan. In response, Russian ships will also have the opportunity to enter the ports of Pakistan," Admiral Khan Hasan Bin, commander of the Pakistan Navy, said.

“We are proud that it was our ship and crew that were given the honorable right to be the first to make a business visit to the Russian port of Novorossiysk,” said frigate commander Ahmat Fakuk.

The guests were met by the deputy commander of the naval base / naval base / Novorossiysk, captain of the 1 rank Gennady Mikheev, and wished them a successful stay in the Russian city.

The program includes a visit to the head of the city and the commander of the naval base, meetings of Pakistani and Russian sailors on board the ship and on the sports grounds of the city, where they will hold a friendly futsal match and try their strength in tug-of-war.

In addition, representatives of the Aslat crew will take part in laying wreaths at the memorial complex on Heroes' Square, visit the cruiser-museum Mikhail Kutuzov, the memorial complex Malaya Zemlya. Will make excursions around the city and its resort places. The Pakistani warship itself will be open to the locals.

The frigate’s visit to Novorossiysk will end on October 20.

The Aslat is an F-22P type frigate. The ship was built entirely at a Pakistani shipyard and entered the Pakistan Navy 3 September 2013.
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  1. +7
    22 October 2013 06: 51
    Nature here is destined to us
    To cut a window to Europe
    Hard to stand by the sea.
    Here on new waves to him
    All the flags will be visited by us,
    And zapiruem in the open.

    The Bronze Horseman A.S. Pushkin

    Times and priorities are changing - politics, however!

    Aslat is a F-22P frigate. The ship was completely built at the Pakistani shipyard (2006 g.) And became part of the Pakistan Navy 3 September 2013 year.
    1. +3
      22 October 2013 06: 58
      That year (or the beginning of this) -Pakistan offered us close cooperation.
      I won’t say how much such a bazaar was.
      That is when, after a disagreement with the United States on the issue of drones, after the United States carried out a special operation to "seize Bin Laden" without the consent of the Pakistani government.
      But our type refused ...
      1. +8
        22 October 2013 07: 10
        We have friendship with India. And at the same time they will not be friends.
        1. UVB
          +10
          22 October 2013 07: 18
          India and China have a bad relationship, but we are friends with both, at least for now.
          1. Akim
            +11
            22 October 2013 08: 57
            Quote: UVB
            India and China have a bad relationship, but we are friends with both, at least for now.

            Russia is friends with Pakistan. but not deep. One thing India and China had was a border conflict. Another is the three wars with Pakistan. Also, do not forget who helped the spirits in Afghanistan.
            1. UVB
              +2
              22 October 2013 12: 12
              Also, do not forget who helped the spirits in Afghanistan.
              Actually, it would be more correct to write cooperation rather than friendship. But about helping spirits, do we need to pout and "take your toys and leave my sand"? A holy place is never empty; the Americans will climb in sooner or later. It's better to take advantage of the moment!
            2. StolzSS
              +2
              22 October 2013 18: 52
              Personally, I have not forgotten anything. I remember whose weapon they killed my dad in the valley in that Afghan war ....
          2. +2
            22 October 2013 10: 42
            Quote: UVB
            India and China have a bad relationship, but we are friends with both, at least for now.

            And I would like to mention one more fact, along with reflections on friendship.
            The ship of the Pakistani Navy is invited and appeared in the new naval base of our fleet !!! IN NEW RUSSIAN. And this means that the base is ready or almost ready for operation!
            This fact pleases me the most!
            Good day to all, dear Friends and Colleagues! hi
        2. +5
          22 October 2013 07: 49
          Quote: a52333
          We have friendship with India. And at the same time they will not be friends.


          Good afternoon, Alex hi

          It's not about friendship, it’s beneficial for Russia to have trust with everyoneIt is no secret that between India and Pakistan the insoluble smoldering disputed border conflict lasts for decades and Russia it is beneficial to have an influence to prevent a recurrence of events in the past century.thanks to Russia, the conflict did not develop into a full-fledged war between India and Pakistan.
          1. +3
            22 October 2013 10: 05
            Quote: Apollon
            it was thanks to Russia that the conflict did not develop into a full-fledged war between India and Pakistan.


            I would clarify in nuclear war, and these are completely different pies.
            In 2001-02 there was a serious confrontation. Then both sides pulled to the border a total of up to a million soldiers. Pakistan feared that the Indian army, with its numerical superiority, would make a deep breakthrough into its territory. The answer to this raid was to be a nuclear strike. The former president of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharraf, wrote about this in his memoirs. India said it would not use the first nuclear weapon. Pakistan has not made such a commitment. He sees nuclear weapons as the last resort to national sovereignty.
      2. 0
        11 November 2013 20: 47
        They didn’t refuse but postponed for a short while
      3. +1
        11 November 2013 20: 53
        Quote: mirag2
        That year (or the beginning of this) -Pakistan offered us close cooperation.
        I won’t say how much such a bazaar was.
        That's when, after the disagreement with the United States on the issue of drones, after the United States without special coordination with the Pakistani government on
        But our type refused ...
        .
        They didn’t refuse but postponed for a short while
    2. +2
      22 October 2013 07: 32
      VadimSt SU Today, 06:51 AM New
      Nature here is destined to us
      To cut a window to Europe
      Hard to stand by the sea.
      Here on new waves to him
      All the flags will be visited by us,
      And zapiruem in the open.
      The Bronze Horseman A.S. Pushkin
      smile it's not about the Black Sea Vadim ... about the Baltic ... Yes
      1. +1
        22 October 2013 09: 43
        Hello Andrey Yurievich!
        I am aware of this, and therefore stressed that times and priorities are changing!
  2. stalker
    +3
    22 October 2013 06: 54
    Surprised that Pakistan itself can build such ships, it looks impressive.
    1. +1
      22 October 2013 07: 01
      Pakistan produces aircraft (licensed, however).
      And rockets, by the way.
      I won’t say anything about space, but somewhere in the depths of memory, like they were launching something? No?
      1. +2
        22 October 2013 07: 11
        Quote: mirag2
        like they were running something? No?
        Not in space, but they show something
        And on May 30, 1998, 12-18 kT were blown up
        And delivery cf.
        Pakistan uses the Ghauri missile as a means of delivering nuclear weapons, although other missiles in the Pakistani armed forces could be upgraded to carry a nuclear warhead. "Ghauri-1" was successfully tested on April 6, 1998 at a distance of 1100 km, probably with a payload of up to 700 kg. According to experts, the rocket was launched near the city of Jhelum in northeastern Pakistan, 100 km southeast of Islamabad, and hit a target near Quetta in the southwest.
        There is information that there is also a Khataf-V Ghauri missile, the test of which was allegedly carried out in early June 2004. They say that it has a flight range of 1,5 thousand km and can deliver any charge weighing up to 800 kg. The location of the test was not reported. As if the president of Pakistan, General Pervez Musharraf, was present. This was the second test of a similar rocket in a week.
    2. 0
      22 October 2013 07: 41
      Quote: stalker
      Surprised that Pakistan itself can build such ships, it looks impressive.

      They are still and atomic charges do ....
    3. 0
      22 October 2013 19: 10
      they have a very solid defense industry.
  3. 10kAzAk01
    +1
    22 October 2013 07: 06
    I’m walking along the promenade, I hear a mule screaming out loud ... the photo didn’t work out very well, it was raining heavily ...
    1. +3
      22 October 2013 07: 44
      quote- "We are proud that it is our ship and the crew that have been granted the honorable right to be the first to make a business call at the Russian port of Novorossiysk," - noted, in turn, the commander of the frigate Akhmat Fakuk.

      I hope that this visit will serve as a more trusting relationship between the Russian Navy and the Pakistan Navy.
    2. 0
      22 October 2013 07: 45
      Normal photo. And how did you know that the mule is screaming? (Just a question, without a joke)
      1. 10kAzAk01
        0
        22 October 2013 07: 54
        they read prayers for the chant ... I don’t think that the teams are given in this way ...
        1. 0
          22 October 2013 08: 07
          Well, I thought about it too hi
          And far away?
          1. 10kAzAk01
            +1
            22 October 2013 08: 12
            Well, from the park, from the "eternal" fire could be heard. In general, I googled here, this is already the fourth frigate of the Pakistani Navy of this class ...
        2. 0
          22 October 2013 19: 11
          it was probably a call to prayer. azan is called
  4. +4
    22 October 2013 08: 34
    Most likely China helped them in the construction. They have close cooperation. hi
    1. +1
      22 October 2013 08: 41
      Quote: major071
      Most likely China helped them in the construction. They have close cooperation.


      Pakistan Ministry of Defense acquired F-22P frigates from China in 2005. The deal amounted to 700 million dollars. The first three ships were almost completely built at the Hudong Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai and re-equipped in Pakistan. The first ship was handed over to the Pakistani Navy in July 2009, the second ─ in January, and the third ─ in September 2010.
      Read here http://topwar.ru/32963-pakistan-vooruzhilsya-poslednim-fregatom-tipa-f-22p.html
  5. 0
    22 October 2013 10: 15
    Packs walk around the city, such bearded and crazy)) By civilian, what kind of traders))
  6. avg
    +1
    22 October 2013 10: 53
    While the Indian prime minister is meeting with Putin and preparing to sign important agreements. Pakistani frigates come to Novorossiysk. What, the right hand does not know what the left does? Or did India decide for a loss in arms competitions to play? If we want In the future to have India as our ally (and the degree of cooperation speaks about this), then this Pakistani visit is at least stupid.