[🇹🇷] Disappointed with dismal performance Chinese air defence systems, Pakistan turns to Turkey for long range Radar

[Krishna with Flute]

Date of Event: Jun 6, 2025

Source : https://idrw.org/pakistan-turns-to-turkey-for-long-range-radar-amid-concerns-over-chinese-air-defense-systems/ Short Summary: https://idrw.org/pakistan-turns-to-turkey-for-long-range-radar-amid-concerns-over-chinese-air-defense-systems/

Pakistan Turns to Turkey for Long-Range Radar Amid Concerns Over Chinese Air Defense Systems - Indian Defence Research Wing

SOURCE: AFI In a significant development for Pakistan’s air defense modernization efforts, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has reportedly approached Turkish defense company Aselsan to acquire the ALP-300G, a next-generation S-Band Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) long-range radar. This...

idrw.org

Pakistan is very disappointed with dismissal performance of Chinese HQ9 and HQ 16. They not only couldn't only shoot down Brahmos, they failed to detect it. Ultimately, a drone shoot it down. Pakistan is looking for Turkey weapons to replace flimsy Chinese weapons.

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Pakistan Turns to Turkey for Long-Range Radar Amid Concerns Over Chinese Air Defense Systems - Indian Defence Research Wing

SOURCE: AFI In a significant development for Pakistan’s air defense modernization efforts, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has reportedly approached Turkish defense company Aselsan to acquire the ALP-300G, a next-generation S-Band Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) long-range radar. This...

idrw.org

 

[Jiangnan]

Pakistan Turns to Turkey for Long-Range Radar Amid Concerns Over Chinese Air Defense Systems - Indian Defence Research Wing

SOURCE: AFI In a significant development for Pakistan’s air defense modernization efforts, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has reportedly approached Turkish defense company Aselsan to acquire the ALP-300G, a next-generation S-Band Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) long-range radar. This...

idrw.org

Pakistan is very disappointed with dismissal performance of Chinese HQ9 and HQ 16. They not only couldn't only shoot down Brahmos, they failed to detect it. Ultimately, a drone shoot it down. Pakistan is looking for Turkey weapons to replace flimsy Chinese weapons.

Details in article.

Pakistan Turns to Turkey for Long-Range Radar Amid Concerns Over Chinese Air Defense Systems - Indian Defence Research Wing

SOURCE: AFI In a significant development for Pakistan’s air defense modernization efforts, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has reportedly approached Turkish defense company Aselsan to acquire the ALP-300G, a next-generation S-Band Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) long-range radar. This...

idrw.org

IDRW? Can you provide a non-Indian/human source once？

 

[Krishna with Flute]

This small 4 day war has changed the narrative totally about India. Like what Mark spencer said, this was a war between China and India. China fought it through its proxy. After getting humiliated in Chumar, Doklam and Galwan, China lost the courage of direct conflict with India. It wanted to take revenge against India. It Supplied weapons to its proxy and provoked it to fight against India. India destroyed Chinese weapons like joke and humiliated China by humiliating its proxy. This small war was the display the military might of Indian. Now, India has started receiving many queries of India weapons. All experts are now saying in one voice, ' India is much more powerful than what they had thought off". Now, they want Indian weapons.

 

[LegionnairE]

Hisar and Siper missile systems will be a great boost in Pakistan's defensive capabilities.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Hisar and Siper missile systems will be a great boost in Pakistan's defensive capabilities.

It depends on enemy. Pakistan has enmity with India. There is no system in the world that can stop Brahmos. 4.5 mach speed Brahmos under testing. Hypersonic cruise missile is already tested. Very long range hypersonic cruise missile is set to test. No system in the world are good enough to stop them. Only MRSAM of India can stop Brahmos or to some extent S400.

 

[LegionnairE]

It depends on enemy. Pakistan has enmity with India. There is no system in the world that can stop Brahmos. 4.5 mach speed Brahmos under testing. Hypersonic cruise missile is already tested. Very long range hypersonic cruise missile is set to test. No system in the world are good enough to stop them. Only MRSAM of India can stop Brahmos or to some extent S400.

you can't win a war with extremely expensive hypersonic missiles, you could hit a few strategic targets and that's it.

Russia used them on Ukraine's power structure and the damage usually gets repaired in a few hours and not worth the price of the missile to be sure.

I'm a proponent of conventional weapons. Look at Israel. They can hit anywhere in Iran, did they need any hypersonic weapons? no. They use cheap JDAMs on many targets.

 

[Jiangnan]

you can't win a war with extremely expensive hypersonic missiles, you could hit a few strategic targets and that's it.

Russia used them on Ukraine's power structure and the damage usually gets repaired in a few hours and not worth the price of the missile to be sure.

I'm a proponent of conventional weapons. Look at Israel. They can hit anywhere in Iran, did they need any hypersonic weapons? no. They use cheap JDAMs on many targets.

sir. Just a reminder. India currently does not have hypersonic missiles. Like Tejas. The "Indian hypersonic missile is only in the experimental stage". currently, India's missiles are currently very cheap.

and. BrahMos is a missile that has been eliminated by Russia

 

[LegionnairE]

sir. Just a reminder. India currently does not have hypersonic missiles. Like Tejas. The "Indian hypersonic missile is only in the experimental stage". currently, India's missiles are currently very cheap.

and. BrahMos is a missile that has been eliminated by Russia

I know, I'm being generous because Siper is very early in the production too. We're building the first batteries.

Let's consider that BrahMos works and does Mach 10. So what?