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Pakistani Warship Visit to Malé Overlaps With Indian Surveillance Flight Near Maldives
A Pakistan Navy frigate, PNS Saif, completed a three-day port call in Malé from 29–31 October, while flight-tracking data showed an Indian Navy P-8I surveillance aircraft operating east of Malé on the same day. The Maldivian government and MNDF issued no public statements on the visit, which comes amid growing defence engagement between the Maldives and Pakistan.
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123-metreLength of PNS SaifMaldives RepublicThe Pakistan Navy frigate PNS Saif, a 123-metre missile-equipped vessel commissioned in 2009, visited the Maldives from 29–31 October
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2009 yearYear PNS Saif was commissionedMaldives RepublicThe Pakistan Navy frigate PNS Saif, a 123-metre missile-equipped vessel commissioned in 2009, visited the Maldives from 29–31 October
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around 215 personnelPersonnel capacity of PNS SaifMaldives RepublicPNS Saif, capable of carrying around 215 personnel and equipped with surface-to-air and anti-ship missiles alongside a helicopter deck, is the second Pakistani naval vessel to visit the Maldives this year.
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18,000 feetAltitude of Indian Navy P-8I aircraftMaldives Republicflight-tracking data showed an Indian Navy P-8I Neptune aircraft flying east of Malé at an altitude of 18,000 feet.
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Pakistan Navy frigate PNS Saif docked in Malé for a three-day port call.from 29–31 OctoberMaléMaldives RepublicThe Pakistan Navy frigate PNS Saif, a 123-metre missile-equipped vessel commissioned in 2009, visited the Maldives from 29–31 October, according to the Pakistani High Commission in Malé.
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An Indian Navy P-8I Neptune surveillance aircraft was tracked flying east of Malé, closest to Kaafu Atoll.On the same day as PNS Saif's arrivaleast of Malé, closest to Kaafu AtollMaldives RepublicOn the same day as PNS Saif’s arrival, flight-tracking data showed an Indian Navy P-8I Neptune aircraft flying east of Malé at an altitude of 18,000 feet. The aircraft, registered as IN3, was operating closest to Kaafu Atoll, where the capital is located.
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Pakistan's Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Sahir Shamshad Mirza held meetings with the Maldivian president, defence minister and chief of defence force.In OctoberMaléMaldives RepublicIn October, Pakistan’s Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, held meetings in Malé with President Dr Mohamed Muizzu, Defence Minister Ghassan Maumoon, and Chief of Defence Force Major General Ibrahim Hilmy.
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PNS Aslat conducted joint maritime patrols and training with the MNDF Coast Guard, with the MNDF deploying the patrol vessel Shaheed Ali.In MarchMaldivesMaldives RepublicIn March, PNS Aslat conducted joint maritime patrols and training with the MNDF Coast Guard, during which the MNDF deployed the Indian-donated patrol vessel Shaheed Ali, according to sources familiar with the operation.
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An Indian P-8I aircraft registered IN329 was tracked flying over Maldivian airspace while PNS Aslat was docked in the Maldives.in MarchMaldivian airspaceMaldives RepublicA similar pattern was recorded in March when PNS Aslat was docked in the Maldives and another Indian P-8I, registered as IN329, was tracked flying over Maldivian airspace from the same Indian base.
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