Bangladesh receives refurbished An-32 transport aircraft

Bangladesh receives refurbished An-32 transport aircrafthttps://t.co/yHeKBTIlCk pic.twitter.com/VX0FOLZUy5

— Defence blog (@Defence_blog) September 26, 2017

Bangladesh Air Force deploys air group to border with Myanmar

The Bangladesh military has confirmed to the Dhaka Tribune that an air group has been deployed to Chittagong near the Myanmar border.

Bangladesh Navy - Type 035G (Ming Class) diesel electric subs - BNS Joyjatra and BNS Nabajatra

March 12,2017 commissioning

Bangladesh test-fired FM-90 (HQ-7A)

Bangladesh’s air defense forces carried out a live-fire test of its Chinese FM-90, export variant of HQ-7A, at Inani Beach in Cox’s Bazar on Jan. 3.

Army Chief of Staff General Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul Huq was on hand to witness the live-firing.

2 modernized Type 035G class submarines of the Bangladesh Navy arrived at Chittagong port, Bangladesh

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Bangladesh Navy Type 035G-class submarines - Ming-class arrive from China

Two newly-acquired submarines have reached Chittagong on Thursday evening.

A Chittagong port official told the Dhaka Tribune the two submarines were carried by a Chinese heavy-lift ship docked at Chittagong Container Terminal-1 at 5:30pm.

The Type 035G-class submarines, BNS Nabajatra and BNS Joyjatra, were assembled at Chinese state-owned Liaonan shipyard in the Dalian state of China.
Bangladesh paid a reported $203m for the two submarines, a deal that reflects the country’s growing economic and defence ties with Beijing.
The primary weaponry for Type 035G is the Yu-3 torpedo. It uses French-made sonar DUUX-5 unit. The 035G-class is also renowned for its anti-submarine weapon capabilities.
They were built with further improvements, especially in terms of noise reduction, weapons, sensors and crew living standards.

The Type 035G is frequently used for coastal patrols. Bangladesh has about 118,813 sq km of maritime territory, much of it won in disputes with India and Myanmar.

CCTV visual of the Dhaka Attack

A terrorist can be seen holding a gun in the pictures

CNN-News18 accesses exclusive CCTV visual of the #DhakaAttack. A terrorist can be seen holding a gun in the pictureshttps://t.co/Kd508DJezY

— News18 (@CNNnews18) July 4, 2016

Kill the Bloggers

Blogger is Bisbeliever

LGBT editor hacked to death in Bangladeshi capital Xulhaz Mannan

A U.S. Embassy worker and editor of Bangladesh's first LGBT magazine was among two men hacked to death Monday evening in Dhaka, officials say.

A statement from the U.S. Embassy identified the man as Xulhaz Mannan, calling him a "dear friend."
"We abhor this senseless act of violence and urge the Government of Bangladesh in the strongest terms to apprehend the criminals behind these murders," Marcia Stephens Bloom Bernicat, the U.S. ambassador to Bangladesh, said in the statement.
Mannan and someone described only as a friend were in a flat in Dhaka when five or six young men posing as couriers arrived at Mannan's building under the guise of delivering a package, said Mohammad Iqbal, officer in charge of the Kalabagan police station.
They entered the second-floor apartment and hacked Mannan and his friend to death with machetes, Iqbal said. Mannan's mother and a maid were also in the flat at the time, he said. Both are alive.

Bangladesh F-7BGI

GIMF Bangla Team Released Video Threatens More Attack

#BANGLADESH#UPDATE
GIMF Bangla Team Released Video Threatens More Attack. #TerrorMonitor pic.twitter.com/q2D4F3TY03

— Terrormonitor.org (@Terror_Monitor) February 10, 2016

Bangladesh - Islamic State Releases Bengali Subtitle Of Its Paris Attackers Featured VDO "Kill Them Wherever You Find Them"

"Kill Them Wherever You Find Them" 

Bangladesh fundamentalists gain momemtum

No tolerance to minorities and independent opinion.

#BANGLADESH Bangla Team INFOGRAPH Of Timeline Of The Assassinations Of Secularist Writers, Bloggers & Publishers pic.twitter.com/CwWaqYyr93

— Terrormonitor.org (@Terror_Monitor) January 8, 2016

Bangladesh going Pakistan Way

From Charlie Hebdo to Jagriti

#BANGLADESH #AlQaeda Affiliated #Bangla Team Set To Released Video Entitled "From Charlie Hebdo to Jagriti" pic.twitter.com/2vlYP1x7ll

— Terrormonitor.org (@Terror_Monitor) January 1, 2016

Bangladesh Titumir Media AQIS Published New Video Entitled "সুন্নাহই সমাধান" (Sunnah Solution)

Bangladesh also going down the drain

#Bangladesh Titumir Media #AQIS Published New Video Entitled "সুন্নাহই সমাধান" (Sunnah Solution) pic.twitter.com/obPC83RbIw

— Terrormonitor.org (@Terror_Monitor) December 15, 2015

Russian Helicopters delivers five Mi-171Sh helicopters to Bangladesh

Russian Helicopters says it has delivered five Mi-171Sh helicopters to Bangladesh’s Ministry of Defense.

Bangladesh's Brainwashed Boy Jihadi

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Posted by Tarek Fatah on Monday, August 3, 2015

Type 056 Corvette of Bangladesh Navy- F112 BNS Prottoy

Bangladesh  Navy had ordered two Type 056 Corvette from China for $220 Million for Two Corvette.The First Corvette named BNS Shadhinota (F 111) is undergoing sea trials

The Second Corvette bears  pennant no F112 and is named - BNS Prottoy 

The ship is armed with one H/PJ-26 76 mm main gun at forward and two H/PJ-17 30mm remote controlled gun turret at amidship. As CIWS it carries FL-3000N, the Chinese version of RAM. 4 Anti-ship missiles will be installed in the ship soon. But, the ship does not carry any ASW weapons as it has no sonars.

Bangladesh Navy fires C704 anti-ship missile during 2015 Maritime thunder exercise

China launches most advanced frigate for Bangladesh navy

A new-type of frigate built for the Bangladesh Navy was launched in the riverside city of Wuhan in central China's Hubei province on Tuesday.
The frigate, with a displacement of 1,300 tons and maximum speed of 25 knots, is 90 meters long and 11 meters across the beam. It can accommodate 80 crew.It will be the most advanced frigate in the Bangladesh Navy, which will be a boost to its coastal defense capability and the China-Bangladesh friendship, said Rear Admiral Syed Abu Mansur Arshadul Abedin, Assistant Chief of Naval Staff at the launching ceremony.

The frigate can detect, identify and destroy surface and aerial targets and can also carry out maritime monitoring and patrols, and search and rescue missions, said Cai Libin, deputy general manager of the Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Group Co. Ltd, the builder of the frigate.It is equipped with 76 mm and 30 mm naval guns as well as ship-to-ship and ship-to-air missiles.
Bangladesh has bought two frigates from China. The first was launched in November.