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A Chinese shipyard completes a second submarine for ally Pakistan

A Chinese shipyard has completed a second submarine for the Pakistan Navy, enhancing military ties between China and Pakistan.
Vice Admiral Ovais Ahmed Bilgrami stated that the Hangor-class submarines will maintain the balance of power in the region.
Zhang Junshe noted that Hangor-class submarines have strong underwater combat capabilities and will be central to the Pakistan Navy.
Admiral Naveed Ashraf mentioned that these submarines will significantly enhance Pakistan's naval capabilities and are expected to join the fleet soon.

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