Algeria People's National Armed Forces

Do you mean Algeria is going to buy that costly corvette under the monopoly of Sevrnya?
Better investment would be Gepard 3.9.

Oops, Algeria already ordered it...too bad.

Algérie ordonné de deux à six corvettes de projet 20382. Blogger a tenté d'obtenir les commentaires du ministère de la Défense de l'Algérie, qui a refusé de commenter sur le contrat, mais une source à la marine du pays a déclaré que certains détails. Algérie a commandé deux versions du type corvette "Tiger", chacune forme une sous-série de trois unités. Total des corvettes similaires à la version russe, mais tous les six corvettes de Marine algérienne seront plus de deux mètres et un Voyage dépasse celle des analogues russes 300 tonnes.

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1628674.html

http://www.worldwarships.com/class/steregushchy-project-20380

Hassan Ridha ‏@sayed_ridha 30 minutes ago
Russia sending T-90s to Algeria
https://twitter.com/sayed_ridha/status/678878279311298560



How many T-90s can be accommodated in that ship? 12-20 i guess?
Probably not much better than 1177 Ivan Gren with a capacity for 13 MBTs and far less than 40 MBTs with 1174.

I thought that the first 372 tanks were already delivered ?

The sale of the export Su-32 bombers in Algeria.



http://vedomosti.sfo.ru/articles/?article=46910

Two newly built Mi26s for Algerian air force spotted in Greece on their way there:

Su-34 is indicated to be officially commanded(ordered) Algeria 







http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1665131.html

Algeria seems to have become as many valuable customer as India in Russian arms exports!

Russia it is what can count on the algérie only one(only) Arab Country which holds the road

berhoum wrote:Su-34 is indicated to be officially commanded(ordered) Algeria 







http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1665131.html

Is the photo fake?

Yes OK but she(it) is attractive

berhoum wrote:Su-34 is indicated to be officially commanded(ordered) Algeria 







http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1665131.html

Algeria has been really beefing up their military over the last little while, are they getting threats from the west or something.

PapaDragon wrote:

par far wrote:..................................................

Algeria has been really beefing up their military over the last little while, are they getting threats from the west or something.

I noticed that too. Are they expecting something? Because at this rate they will have more firepower than rest of the continent...

If you recall back in the 90's Algeria had a crisis (caused by the Muslim Brotherhood...shocker) which was a cross between Egypt's situation in 2011-2013 and Syria's situation 2011-current. Yes, if Syria falls (which seems unlikely now) then likely Algeria is next, followed by Iran, and lastly it will be Egypt...which is why it's important that the SAA is victorious in it's campaign against Wahaabi/Salafi insurgency, otherwise expect Europe to maintain and support an additional 30-40 million refugees within the next couple decades.


EDIT: I should point out that Algeria is very geo-strategic territory. In a conventional war against Russia, NATO would probably order Turkey to close the Bosporus (which Turdogan would love nothing more to do), Russia could have strategicaly important naval assets based in Algeria, and virutally control 80-90% of the Meditteranean in response to the closure of the Bosporus and Dardanelles straights.

@medo 

I think Algeria doesn't want to go through the same scenario as Libya did. Strong military, which could hit back, will prevent any NATO adventure.

I have nothing to add. 

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magnumcromagnon wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:

par far wrote:..................................................

Algeria has been really beefing up their military over the last little while, are they getting threats from the west or something.

I noticed that too. Are they expecting something? Because at this rate they will have more firepower than rest of the continent...

If you recall back in the 90's Algeria had a crisis (caused by the Muslim Brotherhood...shocker) which was a cross between Egypt's situation in 2011-2013 and Syria's situation 2011-current. Yes, if Syria falls (which seems unlikely now) then likely Algeria is next, followed by Iran, and lastly it will be Egypt...which is why it's important that the SAA is victorious in it's campaign against Wahaabi/Salafi insurgency, otherwise expect Europe to maintain and support an additional 30-40 million refugees within the next couple decades.


EDIT: I should point out that Algeria is very geo-strategic territory. In a conventional war against Russia, NATO would probably order Turkey to close the Bosporus (which Turdogan would love nothing more to do), Russia could have strategicaly important naval assets based in Algeria, and virutally control 80-90% of the Meditteranean in response to the closure of the Bosporus and Dardanelles straights.

closing the Bosporus would be Turkey's biggest and last mistake because it would soon be reopened and Turkey's military infrastructure turned to dust and what was left of their navy would be lying on the seabed

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PapaDragon wrote:

par far wrote:..................................................

Algeria has been really beefing up their military over the last little while, are they getting threats from the west or something.

I noticed that too. Are they expecting something? Because at this rate they will have more firepower than rest of the continent...

probably finding that they are expecting Libya to be taken over by ISIS which will probably happen, so its best to prepare.

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