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PLA troops head to DPRK border as North-South tensions mount



PLA tanks pass through Yanji near the China-North Korea border. (Internet photo)

The People's Liberation Army has sent troops to China's border with North Korea as escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula have pushed North and South to the brink of possible war.

The Hong Kong-based Oriental Daily reported Saturday that internet users have been uploading photos of what appear to be PLA armored vehicles and tanks passing through the streets of Yanji, the seat of the Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture in eastern Jilin province. The city, considered a key transport and trade hub between China and the DPRK, is less than 30 kilometers from the 1,400-kilometer border.

The military deployment is believed to reflect how seriously Beijing considers the the current standoff between North and South Korea. Delegates from Pyongyang and Seoul have agreed to continue talks at 3 pm Sunday local time after the first high-level dialogue between the two sides in nearly a year was adjourned following a marathon 10-hour session.

The talks began around 6:30 pm on Saturday shortly after the passing of Pyongyang's deadline for Seoul to cease broadcasting anti-DPRK propaganda across the demilitarized zone through loudspeakers. Pyongyang had declared that its frontline troops were prepared to go to war if Seoul did not back down and an unnamed official from South Korea's defense ministry has reportedly said that his government will only discontinue the broadcasts if there is an acceptable outcome from the talks.

The loudspeaker broadcasts began from the South after a land mine attack — for which the South has blamed the North — injured two ROK soldiers. On Thursday, the South Korean military fired dozens of artillery rounds across the border in response to North Korean artillery strikes, in turn supposedly in response to the South's broadcasts. As usual, Pyongyang has denied being behind both the land mine attack and the artillery strikes while keeping up its standard "sea of fire" rhetoric.

The standoff also comes amid annual military exercises between the US and South Korea, which the North claims is part of a preparation for invasion.

On Aug. 21, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said that China is following "the situation of the Korean peninsula very closely and is deeply concerned about what has happened recently."

"China staunchly safeguards regional peace and stability and opposes any action that may escalate tension. We urge relevant parties to remain calm and restrained, properly deal with the current situation through contact and dialogue, and stop doing anything that may make the tension even worse," Hua said, adding that the Chinese side is "willing to work with relevant parties to jointly ensure peace and stability of the Korean peninsula."

China's Global Times tabloid has tried to downplay the risk of military conflict, stating in an editorial: "The South and North are not willing to start a full-scale war, and no one is instigating a war. As a result, the new round of friction may not be explosive and can be dissolved by previous experiences. After all, escalation will do no good to either side."

The Korean Central News Agency, North Korea's state news agency, has hit back at China's calls for restraint, saying, "We have exercised our self-restraint for decades. Now no one's talk about self-restraint is helpful to putting the situation under control."

http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclas...=20150823000133

WATCH: Multiple explosions as ammunition goes up in flames at US military facility





http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/600227...awa-Tokyo-Japan

PLA might go in to change the regime if this one goes crazy. dont think these are just barrier troops.

Type 89 tank destroyer, an obsolete hardware with only 100 units built before production halted, seen here deployed to the border



This post has been edited by KYPMbangi: Aug 24 2015, 02:37 PM

well, our mkm dont need replacing i suppose, but it'll definitely be good to have the pak fa to supplement the current squadron and have some over at the other side of the sea. (dont think all these will be happening within a 5 years period, so by then, Pak fa should be tested and mature significantly)

oh, f35? aint it too expensive to operate? and too many problem to begin with?

what do you guys really think about this?

a. have clearly separate and dedicated squadron for air superiority and surface/land roles?

or

b. mrca that does both but probably are not as good in both

i suppose the final decision is based on financial capability tho

Indian Air Force Mig-21 Bison aircraft crashes, pilot safe





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This post has been edited by KYPMbangi: Aug 24 2015, 05:24 PM

US Army Kiowa helicopter crash-lands in South Korea after tail rotor failure





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This post has been edited by KYPMbangi: Aug 24 2015, 05:51 PM

obsolete for todays warfare against western bloc

but i think more than enuff to annihilate NK obsolete armored divisions u get what i'm saying?

This post has been edited by kerolzarmyfanboy: Aug 24 2015, 05:44 PM

A new Russian hypersonic engine capable of propelling an aircraft up to 9,000 kmh will be unveiled during the MAKS-2015 air show in Zhukovsky, outside Moscow.



The breakthrough engine was designed by the Central Institute of Aviation Motors (CIAM) in Moscow.
"An operational module of the supersonic combusting ramjet will probably be the most eye-catching piece at the CIAM booth," the institute reported.In addition, the company plans to present dozens of other interesting projects.

The CIAM is one of the world leader’s in developing supersonic combusting ramjets. The Institute created Europe’s largest range to imitate flight conditions at speeds of Mach 5-7.5 (6,125-9,187 kmh).

"For rig tests, the Institute has designed a module of a hydrogen supersonic combusting ramjet. During tests under simulated flight conditions at speeds of Mach 7.4, the engine delivered forward thrust," the Institute explained.

http://sputniknews.com/military/20150823/1...jet-engine.html

Military uniforms to march with times



Female honor guards train at a camp in Beijing ahead of the military parade in the capital on Sept 3. (Photo by Zou Hong/China Daily)

Several types of military uniforms were displayed at the rehearsal on Sunday of the military parade which will commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Beijing on Sept 3.[Special coverage]

Thirty professionals in General Logistics Department have been assigned to design all clothing models for parade this year, inspired by the uniforms in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the latest version of military uniforms issued in 2007.

The military uniforms during the rehearsal included clothing for guard of honor, uniforms in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, female dress clothing and different camouflage clothing.

"It will be the most beautiful uniforms in all the parades China has," said Ma Guowang, team leader of a medical formation in parade.

All the uniforms have been upgraded with better fabrics, highlighted accessories and hard but smooth styles.

Military boots have been improved to be light, more fit and with better ventilation, which makes them perfect for the parade, according to a formation leader.

Compared to previous loose sized uniforms, the parade uniforms have been tailored according each member's measurements. The waist size has been especially narrowed for the female to have a better fit.

China's female guards of honor will for the first time attend a military parade.

http://www.ecns.cn/military/2015/08-24/178422.shtml

South Korean uses standoff to promote extended military service



http://www.nknews.org/2015/08/south-korean...litary-service/

North Korea rattles saber to rally citizens





http://m.koreatimes.co.kr/phone/news/view...._newsidx=185443

yinchet







Best one for the last


dont have to guess what i going to say right?

At least post the sos, penat aku carik kat youtube wei..


Also 2 civvies got shell fragment injury? How did that happens?

done on purpose to show their rescue vehicle's capability...

lol if it happen to NK i no wonder but for JSDF it's a bit weird.

http://jakartaglobe.beritasatu.com/busines...radar-platform/

This post has been edited by azriel: Aug 25 2015, 01:21 PM

Why would china be up against nk? there is no benefit to them getting rid of kim dictatorship

Russia Preparing New Electronic Warfare System



Adviser to the deputy head of Russia's Concern Radio-Electronic Technologies (KRET) Vladimir Mikheev said Tuesday a new multilevel system of electronic warfare will be tested in Russia in 2015.

It is reported that the system was designed to counter means of air and space attack.

"KRET plans to begin this year, and end next year, state testing of a fundamentally new system of electronic warfare, aimed at jamming the most modern means and systems for air and space attacks," Mikheev said.

http://peacekeeper.ru/en/?module=news&action=view&id=27256