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Turkish warships seen at Karachi ports amid India-Pakistan tensions

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Last updated: 5 May, 2025 6:13 PM
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Turkish warships seen at Karachi ports amid India-Pakistan tensions

New Delhi: The recent visit of the Turkish naval warship TCG Buyukada to the Karachi port has sparked considerable international interest. Arriving on April 4th, 2024, and scheduled to remain until May 7th, the presence of the ship in Pakistan, amidst escalating tensions with India, has raised questions about its true purpose. Officially, Turkey describes the visit as a goodwill gesture, aimed at strengthening maritime cooperation between the two nations. This narrative is supported by a meeting between Turkish Ambassador Dr Irfan Neziroglu and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, where the ambassador reaffirmed Turkey’s solidarity with Pakistan.

However, the timing of the visit, closely following the arrival of a Turkish Air Force C-130 aircraft, has fuelled speculation. Concerns are heightened by the ongoing geopolitical instability in the region. The TCG Buyukada, a state-of-the-art vessel commissioned in 2013 under Turkey’s MILGEM program, is equipped for a range of operations including surface warfare, anti-submarine warfare, and patrol duties. Reports suggest the possibility of joint naval drills between the Turkish and Pakistani navies during the visit.

The close military cooperation between Turkey and Pakistan is well documented. A significant step in this relationship was the 2022 agreement for the co-production of four MILGEM-class warships, with two to be manufactured in Istanbul and two in Karachi. This long-standing collaboration adds another layer to the interpretation of the TCG Buyukadas visit. Furthermore, the ship’s previous stops in Oman and Malaysia, described as part of a broader maritime outreach, add context to its journey.

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While the Turkish government maintains the visit is purely a goodwill initiative, the strategic implications of a modern warship’s presence in a region already marked by high tension cannot be ignored. The regional media’s extensive coverage underscores the significance attached to this event. Further analysis is needed to fully understand the nuances of this visit and its impact on the regional geopolitical landscape.

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