ASFAT: The Construction of Pakistan’s PNS KHAIBAR Continues
Defence Ministry Company ASFAT Inc announced that the construction of PNS KHAIBAR continues within the scope of the PN MİLGEM. Pakistan acquires four vessels.
Defence Ministry Company ASFAT Inc announced that the construction of PNS KHAIBAR continues within the scope of the PN MİLGEM. Pakistan acquires four vessels.
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