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Pak warship violated safety norms, damaged Indian frigate: Navy chief
Times of India, 25 June 2011
NEW DELHI: In its bid to garner propaganda points over the entire MV Suez episode, Pakistani Navy behaved in an unprofessional manner and its warship PNS Babur violated all international navigational  safety norms to brush against Indian frigate...

China, Vietnam engage in joint naval patrols
People Daily, 22 June 2011
China and Vietnam have concluded two days of joint naval patrols, including a port call in China, despite a dispute over claims in the South China Sea, Vietnamese state media said yesterday.

Navy Chief presents PNS Mehran report to PM Gilani
The News, 20 June 2011
ISLAMABAD: Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Noman Bashir met Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani and presented a report detailing the investigation into the PNS Mehran base attack, Geo News reported.

Antony, Navy chief will be the next to vist Russia
Times of India, 18 June 2011
NEW DELHI: Continuing with the flurry of visits to Russia, defence minister A K Antony and Navy chief Admiral Nirmal Verma are now slated to visit Moscow over the next few months.

China Navy Reaches Far, Unsettling the Region
NYT, 15 June 2011
QINGDAO, China — The photographs of Chinese warships speeding between Japanese islands in the Pacific for drills circulated quickly last week, raising what Japan’s defense minister called “serious  concern.”

Can't provide armed guards for merchant ships: Navy
Hindu, 12 June 2011
As the government continues to discuss measures to check pirate attacks on the high seas, a proposal for having armed naval guards on merchant vessels has been ruled out.

Navy chief refuses to partake in Senate defence committee meeting
Dawn, 31 May 2011
ISLAMABAD: Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Noman Bashir on Tuesday refused to participate in a meeting of the Senate’s Standing Committee on Defence, DawnNews reported.

Former Navy commander arrested in PNS Mehran
Dawn, 30 May 2011
LAHORE: Pakistani security officials have detained a former navy commando and his brother in connection with last week’s militant attack on a naval air base, intelligence officials and relatives said on Monday.

China Admits Its Technicians Were Held in Pakistan Base Attack
NYT, 25 May 2011
BEIJING — A day after denying that any of its citizens had been involved, China confirmed Tuesday that Chinese technicians were taken hostage during a militant attack on a Pakistani naval base.

Pakistan removes base commander after Taliban attack
Dawn, 25 May 2011
KARACHI: Pakistan on Wednesday removed the commander of a naval air base that took 17 hours to quell a Taliban attack that killed 10 security personnel and destroyed two US-made aircraft.

Militants targeted Navy, not aircrafts: Naval Chief
The News, 24 May 2011
KARACHI: The chief of Pakistan Navy Admiral Nauman Bashir, rejecting the impression that terrorists wanted to cause material damage to Navy, has said that terrorists targeted the Naval forces, Geo News  reported Sunday.

Two suicide vests seized from compound of naval base
The News, 24 May 2011
KARACHI: Two suicide jackets were recovered from a compound of PNS Mehran base, which came under terrorist attack on late Sunday, sources told Geo News.

Britain backs Pakistan after base attack: Hague
The News, 24 May 2011
LONDON: British Foreign Secretary William Hague on Monday condemned the attack on a naval base in Karachi and said London stood alongside Pakistan in the fight against violent extremism.

US condemns attack on Pak naval base
The News, 24 May 2011
WASHINGTON: The United States on Monday condemned a deadly attack on a naval base in Karachi, saying it showed the need for Pak-US cooperation despite differences between both sides.

Militants Attack Pakistani Naval Base in Karachi
NYT, 23 May 2011
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A team of heavily armed insurgents stormed a major Pakistani naval base in the southern city of Karachi late Sunday night, setting off a prolonged gun battle with Pakistani security  forces and, by some accounts,...

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