Blockading CECA virus possible? What are the consequences?

[mudhatter]

Let's say Muslims want to go back to old days and rule ceca virus for another 1000 years or more.

Start by blockading CECA virus. Occupation of Muslim majority Kashmir, Christian majority mizoram? others like moneypur sikkim bhutan goa hyderabad, occupation of bangla through proxy installed via coup conducted in 2007, occupation of assam behar orissa or sikh majority khalistan etc are enough reasons to justify the blockade.

Should CECA virus try to break the blockade, adequate just treatment must be meted out. Swift and decisive delivery of justice can ensure continued blockade of CECA virus.

Now the question is what are the consequences of doing this? Why don't Muslim majority countries produce 50,000 ton destroyers in decent quantity (30 to 40 of them?) and permanently solve this problem?

even teeny tiny stinkypura awarded contract for around 10000 tonne destroyer to replace its six 600 tonne corvettes.

they are not traditional destroyers but introduce new concepts of warfare and act as "motherships", means quite sth isn't it? with drones uuv usv mission specific modules carried abord these destroyers as in all other newer platforms.

add in a few dozen subs maritime patrol aircraft fighter jets it's enough to blocade CECA.

nukes, icbm and anti satellite missiles will be enough to deter CECA from striking first or making any miscalculation.

consiering low iQ of 76, if they do make any mistakes, what do you do then? you know my answer.

 

[mudhatter]

Naval News received preliminary information from various sources (who all wished to remain unnamed) that Saab is acting as prime contractor for the program. The design will be based off Denmark’s Odense Maritime Technology (OMT) Iver Huitfeldt / Absalon designs and displace approximately 10,000 tons at full load. It will feature an advanced electric propulsion system. The MRCVs will be assembled in Singapore by ST Engineering. The ships are set to feature Sea Fire radar by Thales and both ASTER and VL Mica surface to air missiles by MBDA. The design will also be able to accommodate mission containerized modules.



ST Engineering Awarded Contract for Detailed Design and Construction of the Multi-Role Combat Vessels for the Republic of Singapore Navy
Singapore, 27 March 2023 – Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today announced that its subsidiary, ST Engineering Marine Ltd., has been awarded a contract by the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) for the detailed design and construction of six Multi-Role Combat Vessels (MRCVs) for the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN).
ST Engineering will be responsible for the procurement and integration of the platform equipment and MINDEF furnished equipment. Its scope of work will also include the undertaking of design and the provision of Integrated Logistics Support Engineering to support and maintain operational readiness during the lifespan of the MRCVs. The MRCVs will be constructed at ST Engineering Marine’s premises in Singapore. The six vessels are expected to be delivered progressively from 2028 onwards.



Important points:
displace approximately 10,000 tons at full load.
It will feature an advanced electric propulsion system.
The MRCVs will be assembled in Singapore by ST Engineering.
The ships are set to feature Sea Fire radar by Thales and both ASTER and VL Mica surface to air missiles by MBDA.
The design will also be able to accommodate mission containerized modules.



equipped, with more than 170 Leopard 2 heavy tanks currently being upgraded to the A7 standard, more than 1000 infantry fighting and armored fighting vehicles, more than 2200 armored personnel carriers as well as about fifty Primus armored tracked 155 mm self-propelled guns and 24 Himars systems. The air forces, for their part, field a hundred F-16 and F-15 fighters (12 F-35B in acquisition)(? is this number the correct ones or a few dozen more are stationed abroad but not revealed as part of doctrine?), but also 4 Awacs G550 systems, 11 A330 MRTT and KC-130 Hercules refueling aircraft, as well as around a hundred helicopters including 18 Apache, 26 CH-47 Chinook and 16 H225 Caracal.

The Singapore Navy is not left out, quite the contrary. Its 4000 sailors and officers implement a considerable combat fleet, with 4 Type 218SG attack submarines being delivered, 6 Formidable class frigates derived from the French FLF Lafayette but considerably better armed, 4 assault ships of 8500 tons in load of the Endurance class, 4 mine warfare vessels of the Bedok class, 8 OPV of the Independence class as well as 6 corvettes of the Victory class. It is precisely these last corvettes that the Multi-Role Combat Vessels or MRCV program must replace. But the ships that will enter service at the end of this decade will have nothing to do with the 63-meter, 600-ton light corvettes that they will replace.

Indeed, the Singaporean MRCVs will be built by ST Engineering on the basis of the Iver Huitfeldt (in main illustration) and Absalon class frigates of the Danish Navy. But if the Danish Iver Huitfeldt air defense frigates are already remarkable with their 136 meters long, 6500 tons of displacement and 56 vertical silos for SM2 and ESSM anti-aircraft missiles, the MRCVs will be more imposing with an announced loaded tonnage of 10.000 tons, better armed and much more versatile than the Danish buildings. So, according to the Naval News website, the buildings will be equipped with the new Thales SeaFire flat-face AESA radar fitted to the Greek and French FDI, as well as Aster 30 and MICA VL surface-to-air missiles, like the Formidable class frigates. Based on the visual illustration provided by ST Engineering, we can see the presence of 8 SYLVER systems on the front deck behind the 127 mm gun, i.e. 64 silos, while the architecture of the Iver Huitfeldt also places vertical silos between the built-in mast and the funnels. In fact, the MRCVs will be very powerful air defense platforms, which are also perfectly interoperable with the 6 Formidable class frigates armed with the same missiles.

 

[mudhatter]

didn't yet add F-35B on JMMS

stinkypura can certainly build 8 or 10 aircraft carriers or heli carriers

the issue is population
with a teeny tiny populatin of coolies and peasants it'd be hard preseed to find enough coolie sailors to operate the vessels.

will the number of JMMS be restricted to 2? and type 218sg subs restricted to 4?