Russia's global navigation system has gone through a long process, which can be traced back to the 60s. At that time, the Soviet military confirmed the need for a satellite radio navigation system for the precise guidance of the new generation of ballistic missiles in planning...??` After that, the Ministry of Defense, the Academy of Sciences and some research institutes of the Navy jointly established a single solution for the sea, 6, air, and sky armed forces. Until 1976, the Soviet Union issued a decree to establish glonass (that is, the abbreviation of the Russian Global Positioning System letter g1oba1\'nayanavigat private onnayasputnikovaya private Stema).

According to the project settings, the GLONAS system will use 24 satellites to achieve global positioning services, which can provide high-precision three-dimensional spatial and dimensional information and also provide timed services. Similar to the GPS in the United States.

Unfortunately, due to the backwardness of the Soviet Union in electronic technology, the satellites launched in advance had a short lifespan, only one or two years. To maintain high accuracy, enough satellites in orbit are needed. The satellites launched every year are enough to make the Soviets feel pain. In the Russian era, this system was almost paralyzed, and the Russians couldn't even eat enough, so there was no time to take care of these positioning satellites!

Now, Mhamad has proposed such a plan, especially using Pakistan's technology to improve these satellites and increase their lifespan. After all, Pakistan cannot learn from the Indian San, and only provides funds and can't learn anything. By improving these satellites, Pakistan has the same experience. In the future, if it wants to establish its own navigation system, it can also proceed smoothly.

Hearing Mhamad's words, he frowned. Although it was from the KGB, he also had some understanding of this system and knew that this system had great military application value. If Pakistan helped improve it, it would almost be providing technology to Pakistan simultaneously. Is this appropriate?

"For your country, there is no time to take care of these satellites for the time being." Mhamad continued: "Global navigation positioning is a huge market. Now, the US GPS system has occupied an increasingly large position in the civilian market. If the US system occupys the market, it will be difficult to squeeze in. Pakistan will not do lose money. What we value more is the huge value in the civilian market. Our early investment will not only be recovered, but we can also get more profits."

In later generations, in-car navigation was prevalent, and mobile phones were embedded with GPS modules. American systems almost unify the world and were used on a large scale. This brought about a reduction in product prices. In later generations, although China withdrew from the Beidou navigation system, it could hardly open up the civilian market because the cost did not drop. A portable GPS navigation only costs a few hundred yuan, while the Beidou system costs more than two thousand yuan. In addition to the mandatory installation of the national government, ordinary people are unwilling to choose at all. Although they are patriotic, they cannot compete with the money in their pockets.

Moreover, this advanced nuclear submarine is equipped with very powerful force. As many as 14 torpedo tubes are arranged on the upper part of the boat, and the upper part of the bow is 6 533 mm torpedo tubes, which are arranged in the non-pressure-resistant area of ​​the boat and cannot be reloaded again. It is a one-time weapon. These six torpedo tubes are used to volley high-value targets, increasing the assault power of high-value targets such as enemy large surface ships and strategic nuclear submarines. The idea of ​​the Soviet era was saturation attack.

There are also 8 torpedo tubes below, including the Soviet Union's unique 65o mm caliber heavy torpedo tube, which is intended to attack American aircraft carriers.

Unfortunately, with the departure of that great alliance, Russia has fallen into a state of decline. A large number of old-fashioned nuclear submarines have been retired, and there is no funds for subsequent destruction work. They can only be placed in the submarine cemetery and allow them to age. Even this most advanced 971 type, in order to save money, the boat

The k-284 Acura was also retired at the beginning of this year. Only in this way can Russia save enough funds to maintain the remaining three k-322, k-48o and k-317 in good condition.

What Mhamad likes is this K-284 Akura. This nuclear submarine can be restored to service as long as it has capital investment.

Although Pakistan has quietly built nuclear submarines and secretly joined the army to serve, Pakistan's nuclear submarine technology mainly comes from China and is still relatively backward. This first-generation nuclear submarine only solves the problem of whether there is or not.

If Pakistan wants to have the most powerful underwater power, it can only make plans from Russia. Therefore, Mhamad proposed the idea of ​​renting a nuclear submarine.

Hearing Mhamad's words, he was obviously stunned and told him intuitively that this idea was a bit whimsical.

Although Russia is very poor, not everything can be exported, especially nuclear submarines. This is Russia's strategic force. Although the other party wants Oscar-class specializing in aircraft carriers, nor typhoon-class fired nuclear bombs, it is just a conventional attack nuclear submarine, which is absolutely not exported.

"Sorry, we can't export such nuclear submarines." said: "In our army, there is no precedent."

"It's not export, it's lease," Mhamad said. "We need to let a country know that we have underwater nuclear submarines that can fight back against the underwater forces of a country."

A certain country, of course, refers to the United States. After all, the Russian Navy has shrunk into a near-water navy, and only the United States can pose a threat to Pakistan's powerful maritime power.

Pakistan has two aircraft carrier battle groups, and it is really good to see the combat power on the surface. However, when it comes to water, Pakistan, which only has conventional submarines, cannot protect the underwater safety of their aircraft carrier battle groups. This is definitely the reason why Pakistan can't wait to obtain nuclear submarines?

"With the end of the Cold War, the situation in the world has changed a lot." Mhamad said: "Now, the United States is waving its big stick and showing off its power in the Middle East world. These are probably strategic threats to your country, right?" (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!