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Armed with new sub, Pak mulls presence in Bay of Bengal for first time since 1971

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Armed with new sub, Pak mulls presence in Bay of Bengal for first time since 1971
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Pakistan is deploying a Chinese-built Hangor-class submarine to the Bay of Bengal, marking its first sustained naval presence in the region since 1971. This strategic shift follows improving diplomatic and military ties between Islamabad and Dhaka.

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The move signals a significant change in Indian Ocean maritime power dynamics and reflects shifting geopolitical alliances in South Asia.

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