Russia to sell six Su-30 fighter jets to Indonesia – paper

The source did not specify the price of the contract

© RIA Novosti. Alexei Druzhinin

06:44 07/12/2011

MOSCOW, December 7 (RIA Novosti)

Tags: Su-30MK2 fighter, Rosoboronexport, Malaysia

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Russia started the first day at an arms show in Malaysia with a preliminary agreement on the delivery of six Su-30MK2 fighters to Indonesia, the Kommersant business daily said on Wednesday.

Kommersant cited a Russian source at the talks with Indonesia during the LIMA-2011 arms show on the main island of Langkawi as saying that a contract on the Su-30MK2 delivery could be signed as early as by the end of 2011.

The source did not specify the price of the contract as it would depend on the array of weaponry to be installed on the aircraft according to Indonesian specifications.

However, an anonymous source in the Indonesian delegation said the contract could be worth at least $500 million.

Russia’s state-arms exporter Rosoboronexport refused to comment on the negotiations.

Russia recently completed a $300-million contract signed in 2007 on the delivery of three Su-30MK2 and three Su-27SKM fighters to Jakarta in addition to two Su-27SK and two Su-30MK fighters purchased in 2003.

Indonesian Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro said in October 2010 that his country needed a full-size squadron of 16 Su-family fighters. The Su-30MK2s are optimized as naval strike fighters.

Jakarta became one of Russia's main arms buyers in 1999 when the United States tightened an embargo on arms sales to the country over alleged human rights violations.

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Obama Puji Indonesia Soal Larangan Uji Coba Nuklir

Washington

| 09:24 Wed, 7 Dec 2011

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Jurnas.com | PRESIDEN Barack Obama memuji tindakan Indonesia yang meratifikasi Kesepakatan Larangan Uji Coba Nuklir (CTBT) yang disahkan oleh DPR dalam sidang paripurna, Selasa (6/12).

Dalam sebuah pernyataannya seperti dilansir situs resmi Gedung Putih, Rabu, Presiden Obama menyambut baik ratifikasi Indonesia atas CTBT dan menjadi contoh yang kuat dari peran kepemimpinan positif Indonesia dalam upaya global untuk mencegah penyebaran senjata nuklir.

“Perjanjian CTBT merupakan elemen penting dari upaya internasional untuk mencegah proliferasi senjata nuklir dan saya mendorong semua negara untuk menandatangani dan meratifikasi perjanjian,” kata Presiden Obama.

AS, kata Presiden Obama, akan terus mengawal ratifikasi CTBT ini termasuk memimpin upaya global untuk mencegah proliferasi.

Sementara itu, Sekretaris Eksekutif Organisasi CTBT, Tibor Toth dalam pernyataannya di Wina, Austria, menyatakan, ratifikasi adala langkah penting untuk menjadikannya sebagai hukum secara global.

Sedangkan Daryl Kimball, Direktur Eksekutif Asosiasi Pengendalian Senjata (ACA) yang berbasis di Wasington menyebut tindakan Indonesia itu sebagai momentum baru terhadap pelarangan uji coba nuklir.

Posisi Indonesia dianggap penting dalam ratifikasi ini karena bersama sembilan negara lainnya termasuk yang telah memiliki reaktor nuklir seperti AS, China, India, Iran, Pakistan, Israel, Korea Utara dan Mesir diperlukan agar CTBT segera diberlakukan dalam 180 hari ke depan.

"Ratifikasi oleh AS dan China adalah hal terpenting dan akan mendorong negara-negara lain yang belum sepakat dengan CTBT,” kata Kimball. Ia menambahkan, ratifikasi oleh Israel, Mesir dan Iran akan membantu mengurangi senjata nuklir dan menciptakan keamanan di wilayah itu.

Saat ini India, Pakistan, Korea Utara, dan Israel masih kukuh untuk tidak meratifikasinya, termasuk Perjanjian Proliferasi Nuklir (NPT) bagi penyebaran senjata nuklir. Reuters/Whitehouse.go

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Navy Revives Plan to Buy P5-b Ship

06 Desember 2011

Indonesia and South Korea will compete for the tender of MRV ship for Philippine navy (photo : Kaskus Militer)

The Navy has been cleared to begin negotiations for the purchase of a multirole vessel from any of the friendly nations, Rear Admiral Alexander Pama said on Sunday.

“The latest process that we had undergone with the Department of National Defense had good results and we did not encounter anymore objections,” Pama said.

“Hopefully, all the procedures required by the defense acquisition system would be finalized and early next year we can start negotiations for the acquisition,” Pama said.

But Pama said the Navy has yet to obtain President Aquino’s approval for the purchase plan, which is part of the military’s modernization.

An MRV, which costs at least P5 billion, will serve as a mother ship equipped with state-of-the-art radars and sensors for monitoring aircrafts and patrol boats, Pama said.

Early this year, Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin temporarily dropped the acquisition of an MRV

from the list of big-ticket items and gave priority to light sea-crafts for internal security operations and disaster response.

Gazmin changed his mind following China’s alleged intrusions into Philippine territorial waters particularly in the West Philippine Sea (South China Sea) where the hotly disputed Spratly islands is situated.

Last August, the Philippines acquired a patrol vessel—Hamilton-class cutter—from the United States Coast Guard for P423 million to beef up security at the Malampaya gas project. The Navy renamed it BRP Gregorio del Pilar.

“The dry-docking and repainting of PF15 costs P47.914 million while the refitting to our Navy configuration is P13.872 million. It was funded by the Department of Energy.”

On Dec. 14, the Navy with Aquino as the guest of honor will launch the commissioning of the vessel together with a Philippine-made Landing Utility Craft called BRP Tagbanua (AT296), a BO105 Helicopter (PNH422) and a refurbished Presidential Yacht called BRP Ang Pangulo (AT25).

The P189 million- BRP Tagbanua, made in Misamis Oriental, is configured to transport combat personnel, tanks, vehicles, artillery equipment, and cargoes in support of military operations and perform medical assistance as well as disaster, rescue and relief operations.

(Manila Standard Today)

Jet Pejuang Malaysia lebih hebat dari Israel

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Cerita in berlaku di Tehran, Iran dimana dalam satu forum, Us Nasruddin Tantawi mendedahkan kemajuan Jet pejuang Israel yang dapat diterbangkan tanpa pilot untuk membunuh umat Islam. Tiba-tiba seorang perserta forum dari Lubnan yang pernah menuntut di UIA mencelah dengan mengatakan Malaysia mempunyai Jet Pejuang lebih maju dari Israel.

Kata-kata itu membuatkan audience terdiam sebentar kerana mereka tidak tahu menahu tentang pekara ini. " Jika Jet Pejuang Israel tanpa pilot, tapi Di Malaysia Jetnya tanpa enjin," tambahnya lagi sebagai menjawab persoalan dalam fikiran audience. Maka gelak besarlah audience ketika itu. Us Nasruddin Tantawi sebagai rakyat Malaysia berasa amat malu ketika itu dan beliau seperti ingin menyorok mukanya dibawah meja.

Pss....... artikel ini tidak bermotifkan politik. Hanya untuk difikirkan bersama 

 

SUMBER : http://chomeini.blogspot.com/2010/03/jet-pejuang-malaysia-lebih-hebat-dari.html

ALUTSISTA UNTUK POLRI

Peresmian Kapal Patroli Polisi

6 Desember 2011, Jakarta (ANTARA News): Sejumlah anggota Polisi Perairan Polri berbaris saat peresmian KP.Abimanyu jenis kapal angkut personil di Markas Komando Ditpolair Baharkam Polri. Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, Selasa (6/12). KP.Abimanyu milik Kepolisian RI diproduksi oleh PT Dumas Tanjung Perak Shipyard, memiliki panjang 49,50 meter dengan berat 580 ton, kecepatan berlayar bisa mencapai 15 knot, serta draft untuk kedalaman laut 2,20 meter. (Foto: ANTARA/Yudhi Mahatma/ed/nz/11)

Kapal patroli KP.Pelatuk-019 milik Ditpolair Baharkam Polri melakukan demo di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, Selasa (6/12). Ketiga kapal hibah dari pemerintah Australia tersebut diberi nama Kapal Pol Gagak-017, Kapal Pol Sikatan-018 dan Kapal Pol Pelatuk-019, berkecepatan maksimal 35 knot, untuk mengamankan wilayah laut 12 mil. (Foto: ANTARA/Yudhi Mahatma/ed/nz/11)

Australia Hibah Tiga Kapal Laut untuk Polri

Kapal patroli KP.Pelatuk-019 milik Ditpolair Baharkam Polri melakukan demo di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, Selasa (6/12). Ketiga kapal hibah dari pemerintah Australia tersebut diberi nama Kapal Pol Gagak-017, Kapal Pol Sikatan-018 dan Kapal Pol Pelatuk-019, berkecepatan maksimal 35 knot, untuk mengamankan wilayah laut 12 mil. (Foto: ANTARA/Yudhi Mahatma/ed/nz/11)

6 Desember 2011, Jakarta (Jurnas.com): Polri menerima hubah 3 unit kapal laut tipe C dari Australian Federal Police (AFC). Kapal-kapal ini akan dipakai untuk keperluan pengamanan polri terutama untuk penegakan hukum di bidang kejahatan lintas negara.

Tiga kapal hibah AFP tersebut adalah Kapal Pol Gagak-017, Kapal Pol Sikatan-018, dan Kapal Pol Pelatuk-019. Kapal tersebut adalah tipe C atau berukuran kecil. Berukuran panjang 16 meter kapal-kapal ini memiliki kecepatan 30 knot dengan daya jelajah 400 nm (not mile). Kapal yang punya 2 unit mesin pokok ini mempunyai awak 6 orang anak buah kapal.

Menurut Kepala Divisi Humas Polri Irjen Pol Saud Usman Nasution, Selasa (6/12), kapal tersebut akan diprioritaskan untuk penanggulangan kasus-kasus kejahatan lintas negara. "Untuk wilayah yang banyak kasus people smuggling dan terorisme," kata Saud dalam acara serah terima di Direktorat Polisi Air, Tanjung Priok.

Saat ini armada laut yang dimiliki Direktorat Air Polri dinilai masih kurang. Bantuan dari AFP dinilai sangat membantu. Meski dengan peralatan transportasi yang minim, Polri menurut Saud sudah memenuhi target penegakan hukum.

Selama tahun 2010 Direktorat Polisi Air menangani 422 kasus. Padahal kasus yang ditargetkan untuk ditangani hanya 42 kasus.

Untuk tahun ini target penegakan hukum mencapai 435 kasus dan sudah diselesaikan 397 kasus. Penegakan hukum yang dilakukan meliputi kasus pencurian ikan, pelanggaran pelayaran, kepabeanan, penambangan ilegal, dan narkoba. "Untuk uang negara yang berhasil diselamatkan mencapai Rp155 miliar," kata Saud.

Sumber: Jurnas

Russian Navy to receive 1st Graney class attack sub by end of 2012

Severodvinsk submarine

© Photo Oleg Kuleshov

07:55 03/12/2011

MOSCOW, December 3 (RIA Novosti)

Tags: submarines, Severodvinsk submarine, Sevmash, Andrei Dyachkov, Russia

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The delivery of the first Graney class nuclear-powered multipurpose attack submarine to the Russian Navy has been postponed until the end of 2012 due to additional tests of its weapons systems, the Sevmash shipyard said.

Construction of the Severodvinsk submarine began in 1993 at the Sevmash shipyard in the northern Russian city of Severodvinsk but has since been dogged by financial setbacks. It was floated out in June last year and has undergone two sets of sea trials.

“The delivery of the [Severodvinsk submarine] to the Defense Ministry has been postponed until next year,” Sevmash General Director Andrei Dyachkov said on Friday in an exclusive interview with RIA Novosti.

Dyachkov said the testing of the submarine’s weaponry required at least six months of additional sea trials in 2012.

“The submarine itself showed a good performance [during previous trials],” the official said. “It will be commissioned by the end of 2012.”

Graney class nuclear submarines are designed to launch a variety of long-range cruise missiles (up to 3,100 miles or 5,000 km), with conventional or nuclear warheads, and effectively engage submarines, surface warships and land-based targets.

The submarine's armament includes 24 cruise missiles and eight torpedo launchers, as well as mines and anti-ship missiles.

Meanwhile, the construction of the second Graney class submarine, the Kazan, at the Sevmash is going according to schedule.

The Kazan will feature more advanced equipment and weaponry than the Severodvinsk, and can be considered as a prototype of modernized Graney-M class submarines.

Dyachkov said on Friday that Sevmash would start building a series of five advanced Graney-M class attack submarines in 2012 under a recent contract between the Russian United Shipbuilding Corporation and the Defense Ministry.

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Russian Air Force to get 60 air defense systems in 2012

S-400 long-range air defense missile systems

© RIA Novosti. Антон Денисов

15:33 01/12/2011

MOSCOW, December 1 (RIA Novosti)

Tags: Su-25, Su-34, Su-35, Mi-35, Mi-26, Mi-8, Ka-52, Mi-28N Night Hunter, Nebo-U, Pansir-S1, S-400,Vladimir Drik, Russia, Moscow

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The Russian Air Force is planning to acquire about 60 new and modernized air defense systems in 2012, Air Force spokesman Col. Vladimir Drik said on Thursday.

“The new acquisitions include S-400 long-range air defense missile systems, Nebo-U radars andPantsir-S1 short range missile/gun systems,” Drik said.

The Air Force will receive up to 10 Su-34 Fullback fighter-bombers, about 10 Su-25SM Frogfoot attack fighters, and an unspecified number of Su-35S Flanker-E multirole fighters.

The Su-35S is Russia’s advanced “Generation 4++” fighter.

New acquisitions will also include over 20 attack helicopters, such as the Mi-28N Night Hunter and the Ka-52 Alligator, as well as “highly modernized” Mi-35 Hind helicopters.

The Air Force will also receive about 30 Mi-8transport and five Mi-26T heavy lift helicopters.

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