Tin Tình báo- Tin về tình hình quân sự ASEAN (P1)

Theo như tớ biết thì ảnh của vệ tinh sau khi chụp xong cần phải in ra theo nhiều tỷ lệ khác nhau và được các chuyên gia xem xét, đánh giá. Các quyết định được xây dựng trên đánh giá này thường là các quyết định chiến lược.
Còn việc giám sát, thu thập thông tin (bao gồm cả việc chụp ảnh tại chỗ để có evident) --> đưa ra các quyết định mang tính chiến thuật chính xác tức thời phải do các thiết bị trinh thám tầm thấp kiểu như máy bay do thám P3C của Mỹ chẳng hạn.

http://www.vietnamnet.vn/thegioi/2005/09/485462/
Indonesia dự định hợp tác sản xuất tên lửa với Trung Quốc
16:00'' 01/09/2005 (GMT+7)
Bộ trưởng Quốc phòng Indonesia cho biết, Jakarta đang xem xét việc hợp tác với Trung Quốc sản xuất loại tên lửa tầm ngắn sau năm 2009, đồng thời bày tỏ hy vọng Washington sẽ nới lỏng hơn nữa các hạn chế quan hệ quân sự giữa hai bên.

Bộ trưởng Quốc phòng Indonesia Juwono Sudarson.
Trả lời phỏng vấn, Bộ trưởng Juwono Sudarsono cho biết: "Chúng tôi dự định sản xuất khoảng 10 đến 15 quả tên lửa tầm bắn 150-200km và hy vọng chúng sẽ hỗ trợ cho lực lượng quốc phòng".
Các quả tên lửa này, theo ông Sudarsono, sẽ được đặt ở một số hòn đảo của Indonesia nhằm "tạo thành hệ thống phòng thủ vững chắc".
Vị bộ trưởng này còn cho biết thêm, Jakarta hiện nay đang xem Ấn Độ là một nguồn có khả năng cung cấp trang thiết bị quân sự.
Đề cập đến mối quan hệ quân sự với Mỹ, Bộ trưởng Sudarsono bày tỏ sự lạc quan trước khả năng Quốc hội Mỹ sẽ sớm ra quyết định cho phép Indonesia sắm một số bộ phận cần thiết để sửa chữa 5 hoặc 6 trong số các máy bay chiến đấu F-16 không hoạt động. Sudarsono cho biết, gần như tất cả các phi cơ F-16 của Indonesia (trừ 4 máy bay) đều không thể cất cánh sau khi Washington cắt quan hệ quân sự với Jakarta cách nay 6 năm.
Ông Sudarsono cho biết, Indonesia đang "nhòm ngó" Ukraine, Nga và khả năng cả Trung Quốc để mua máy bay chiến đấu. "Tuy nhiên, chúng tôi vẫn thích duy trì và phục hồi mối quan hệ với Mỹ bởi vì loại F-16 về cơ bản là chuẩn của hầu hết các nước ASEAN".
Bộ trưởng Sudarsono cho biết, Indonesia cũng đang cần thêm nhiều máy bay C-130 để "không những chuyên chở binh lính trong nước mà còn tham gia các hoạt động cứu trợ trong trường hợp xảy ra các thảm họa quốc gia".
Thanh Hảo (Theo AP)

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Báo Sự thật (của Đảng Cộng sản Nga?)
Nga có thể xây trạm năng lượng Nguyên tử cho Việt nam.
14:33 2002-10-17
Russia May Construct Nuclear Power Station in Vietnam
The Russian Atomic Ministry is considering the possibility of constructing a nuclear power station in Vietnam, the press service of the Ministry told RosBusinessConsulting. Last week Russian Atomic Minister Alexander Rumyantsev and Vietnamese Industry Minister Hoang Trung Hai negotiated on financial terms of a project on constructing the station.
The Atomic Ministry pointed out that the project was "very promising". It may take some 12 years to put into operation one energy unit and its cost may be from $1bn to $1.5bn. Such countries as Japan, France, China and South Korea are also interested in constructing the station.
Russia and Vietnam signed an agreement on collaboration in the sphere of use of nuclear energy in 2001

Nguồn: Báo Sự thật Pravda (Nga).
Số tiền Mỹ muốn trả để sử dụng Cam ranh của Việt nam.
17:47 2002-06-05
America is longing to return to Vietnam
The committee for liquidation started working at the former Russian base Cam Ranh in Vietnam. The rich inheritance of the Soviet Union is going to be handed over to Vietnam: the docking area, the houses, the electric power plant, an airbase, and even a bath house. The committee will determine which property can be ?osaved from Vietnamese possession.? Two storm-boats are reserved to carry the army equipment to Vladivostok.
This rich gift springs from Russia''s money, or the absence of it, to be more precise. Hanoi requested that Moscow pay the annual rent of $200 million for Cam Ranh. The Russian leadership made the decision to shut the base down ahead of the scheduled time. What can Russia do? Vietnam learned how to count money, especially bucks. However, the Americans have the possibility not to count them. Admiral Dennis Blair, Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Pacific Command visited Vietnam in February. Americans offered to render material and technical assistance in exchange for use of the airbase. The rich Pentagon is ready to pay for its second coming to Vietnam: five or six thousand dollars for each takeoff and landing, up to $15 thousand for anchorage. Uncle Sam can buy everything.

http://english.pravda.ru/politics/2001/03/01/2776.html
Báo Sự thật (Đảng Cộng sản Nga)
Nga có thể cung cấp cho Việt nam vũ khí tối tân, ít nhất là không kém so với các nước khác đã có.
11:31 2001-03-01
Russia *****pply to Vietnam cutting-edge arms
Vietnam can count on getting modern military equipment, said Russia?Ts President Vladimi Putin yesterday in Hanoi on closing to the Russian-Vietnamese summit meeting. "Vietnam can get the newest military equipment that is no worse than other countries do," the Russian president is quoted by Interfax as saying. Mr. Putin believes Vietnam not only needs to maintain the equipment that was previously supplied to this country, but also needs "weapons of the newest models." President Putin placed special emphasis on the fact that Russia will develop its military cooperation with Vietnam in accordance with its international obligations. "Russia intends to observe all non-proliferation regimes," the Russian president emphasized.

Nguồn: Báo Sự thật của Đảng Cộng sản Nga.
Về việc phát triển vũ khí nguyên tử ở Việt nam
...Bất chấp khó khăn kinh tế, tiềm năng khoa học và kỹ thuật sẽ cho phép Việt nam sớm có vũ khí riêng của mình.
16:46 2003-01-13
Do Ho Chi Minh Heirs Also Want a Bomb?
This is to be not ordinary, but a nuclear bomb
At the time while the leading world countries suggest their plans for settlement of the North Korean crisis, one more Asiatic country declares its desire to have its own nuclear power plant, and if possible, even several plants. The intention was recently declared by Vietnam. Until recently, this country was associated with America?Ts unsuccessful war and cheap mass consumption goods that have flooded Russia?Ts markets. However, it is an open secret that within several years already, Vietnam has been experiencing economic transformations similar to that ones held in China, i.e. the preservation of the monopoly on the ruling party?Ts authority. The transformations made in Vietnam certainly differ from those held in China, and the differences are significant.
Irrespective of the economic situation in the country, Vietnam?Ts scientific and technical potential will allow it soon to have its own nuclear reactor (and all consequences that it may entail).
As scientists of the Hanoi Institute for radioactive waste management inform, as of today, Vietnam?Ts uranium reserves make up 230 tons, which is quite enough for a regular operation of a nuclear power plant within 24 years at least. But at the same time, it doesn?Tt mean that an active reactor may appear in Vietnam within the nearest time. As Agence Associated Presse informs, the Vietnamese authorities plan to construct a nuclear power plant by 2015-2020. Especially for this purpose, a special committee for working on construction of a nuclear power plant was set up on March 5, 2002. Vietnamese are famous for their persistence, that is why we can be sure that they will be a success with construction of a nuclear power plant of its own. And it is not ruled out that the objective will be achieved ahead of the fixed terms.
It is certainly very annoying for the old nuclear powers (Russia, the USA, France, Great Britain and China) to realize that the problem of nuclear technologies?T spreading is getting uncontrollable. And it is no use to put barriers to this process. Although the USA strictly criticized Russia for cooperation with Iran on this problem, North Korea perfectly coped with its own resources. At least, if someone helped Koreans with this problem, he doesn?Tt declare it openly. As was already mentioned, the level of technical development of many countries allows them to create a nuclear reactor independently, India and Pakistan may serve a vivid example to this fact.
To all appearances, within the nearest time the number of countries wishing to have nuclear power plants of their own will be speedily increasing. Last week, Brazil Minister of Science and Technologies, Roberto Amaral declared Brazil?Ts intention not only to have a nuclear reactor of its own, but even a nuclear bomb. It is strange but the statement caused a stormy reaction in neighboring Argentina only, other countries paid no special attention to the words of the Brazilian minister. Are they used to information of this kind? Do other countries think that such countries as Brazil or Vietnam are too far away from development of nuclear weapons of their own? In fact, it may take a rather short period to make a nuclear bomb.
Popularity of the idea of nuclear power plant construction can be easily explained: there is no source of energy that could be as cheap and effective as nuclear power plants. Nuclear power plants are certainly not impeccable from an ecological point of view; many states think that against the background of reducing reserves of oil, coal and gas nuclear reactors are a good alternative to the tra***ional energy resources.
It is quite natural that as soon as some country gets a nuclear reactor of its own, its leadership may start thinking that it also needs a nuclear bomb of its own as well. They may believe that nuclear bombs are wonderful for the sake of their own security and for bargaining with other economically developed countries on disputable problems. It is highly likely that the example of North Korea may become catching for other countries. If Pyongyang manages to get concessions from the USA, other countries will like to employ the same tactics.
What can be a way out in the situation? It?Ts hopeless to appeal to the countries planning to build nuclear power plants and ask them not to do so (especially that the example of North Korea is vivid enough: the USA promised to build easy hydrogen reactors for North Korea, and where are the reactors?). It is less effective to threaten them with use of military force or to introduce sanctions. There is only one way out: the economically developed Western states must provide the developing countries with access to modern energy saving technologies. At that, it is desirable that the access must be free from both, political and economic points of view. It is certainly a very expensive problem, while security certainly costs much more. To tell the truth, we can hardly believe in altruism of the West.
Vasily Bubnov
PRAVDA.Ru
Translated by Maria Gousseva
http://english.pravda.ru/world/2003/01/13/41949.html

Báo Sự thật (Nga)
http://english.pravda.ru/comp/2002/07/30/33482.html
18:32 2002-07-30
St.Petersburg launches patrol boat built for Vietnam
On Tuesday the Almaz Ship-Building Firm, based in St.Petersburg, launched a second Svetliak patrol boat built for Vietnam.
The firm''s press service reports that the first boat was launched on July 17 and is now being prepared for factory trials.
Svetliak patrol boats have been designed by the Central Marine Design Bureau Almaz in St.Petersburg. They are intended for protection of the sea state borders, control of economic zone observance, ensurance of protection of natural resources, as well as protection of coastal communications, ships and man-made structures. The patrol boat has two artillery mounts and 16 portable anti-aircraft missile systems Igla-1M

hehe nếu đây là tin thật thì rất vui cho chúng ta.quả này cho bố khựa cũng phải dè chừng NC chứ đừng nói gì đến khựa
u?c chiangshan s?a vo 19:49 ngy 07/09/2005

Đây chỉ là cái patrol boat thôi mà, hoả lực đủ để bảo vệ mấy cái tàu đánh cá của ngư dân trước bọn cướp biển thôi. Có hai khẩu pháo với 16 Igla thì chỉ là cảnh sát biển, chưa thể là quân đội biển được.