President Rouhani tours the Islamic Republic of Iran Navy (IRIN) base at Bandar Abbas. Seen here atop deck of IRINS Taregh (901) Younes (Kilo / Project 877EKM) class diesel-electric submarine.
President Rouhani inspects IRINS Taregh (901)
Iran Navy's three Younes class diesel-electric submarines
Visible at top left: Iran Navy Ghadir midget submarines
IRINS Jamaran (76) Moudge class frigate
Bow of IRINS Jamaran (76) Moudge class frigate
IRINS Sahand (XX) Moudge-2 class frigate, under construction
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IRINS Admiral Naghdi (82) Bayandor (PF 103 type) class corvette
President Rouhani inspects IRINS Jamaran. Interesting decoration details on IRIN commodore's uniform.
Interesting assemblage of hard-hatted naval officers
President Rouhani tours the IRGC-N base, Hormozgan province
IRGC-N C-14 China Cat missile craft
IRGC-N FB type MIL-40 inshore patrol boat armed with 107 mm MLRS and DShK 12.7 mm HMG
IRGC-N Toragh boats armed with 107 mm MLRS and DShK 12.7 mm HMG
Harbor of docked IRGC-N inshore patrol boat types
IRGC-N Bladerunner type craft, military speedboat
IRGC-N coastal mobile anti-ship missile (AShM) launchers
IRGC-N Fajr-5 coastal mobile rocket launcher
IRGC-N Aviation Bell (Agusta) AB-206B Jet Ranger II (serial SN-3102) armed with Nasr AShM
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IRGC-N Aviation Heli-sport CH-7 Kompress ultralight, kit built helicopter
IRGC-N Bavar 2 ground effect vehicle
HSPB-mounted ZU-23-2 23 mm twin-barreled autocannon
Honor guard presenting IRGC-N pennant
Photos: Mohammadreza Abbasi at MEHR News Agency, Mahdi Marizad at Fars News Agency and Islamic Republic News Agency
Noticeable uptick in Iran's military coverage might be a response to recent U.S. inclusion of military subjects in nuclear negotiations.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile one terrorist managed to capture five Iranian "soldiers" with ease.
ReplyDeletedo we come to your Saudi web sites and make an ass of our selves? We got it you hate Iran. We hate the Saudi regime so just stay on your side of the PERSIAN Gulf and we'll be fine, OK?
DeleteWas it also with ease when Private First Class Kristian Menchaca and Private First Class Thomas L. Tucker of the US Army, were captured and killed in Iraq, in 2006? What about the cases of Ahmed Kousay al-Taie; Keith Matthew Maupin; Brian Freeman, Jacob Fritz, Jonathan Chism and Shawn Falter; Alex Ramon Jimenez, Joseph John Anzack and Byron Wayne Fouty; all of whom were US Army soldiers who were also captured and killed, in Iraq?
DeleteWas it with ease when Bowe Bergdahl, another soldier of the US Army was captured in Afghanistan and has been held as a prisoner of war, ever since?
Anon 3:05 PM
DeleteThat anon at 10:11 AM may belong to chosen people of Kingdoms of clowns......
Anon 9:44 PM
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to "clowns" the IRI Groupies wins hands down.
Anon 7:26 PM.......Don't burst a artery now. All those soldiers you mentioned were out numbered. But still those five "borderguards" were captured by one Islamic terrorist. Tell me mr IRI apologist,why are the IRI "high command" only good for oppressing the Iranian citizenry?
ReplyDelete"outnumbered"! So that makes it acceptable for soldiers of the US Army to be captured and killed? Another double standard as usual from the anti-Iran people.
DeleteAnon 9:07 AM.....You must be confused. The "anti-Iran people" are the Islamic terrorists occupying Iran.
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