India gave new heights to its nuclear deterrence. India has successfully test-fired K-4 Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM) from its second nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine INS Arighat. This test has been done in the Bay of Bengal. K-4 has a range of 3,500 kilometers, can carry a nuclear warhead and greatly strengthens India’s maritime nuclear power.

What is the specialty of K-4 missile?

The K-4 is a solid-fueled, two-stage intermediate-range ballistic missile. It can carry a nuclear payload of up to 2 tons. It is launched with cold-launch technology, that is, it first comes out from under water, then the engine starts, which increases the safety of the submarine.

Why is the successful test of K-4 missile special?

India’s nuclear triad (capability to attack from land, air and sea) has now become completely strong. Earlier, INS Arihant had only K-15 (750 km range) missile, which was limited. But now with the 3,500 km range of K-4, Indian submarines can target the entire area from the safe areas of the Bay of Bengal or the Arabian Sea. Now the enemy can be destroyed without going close to it.

This missile can greatly increase the second-strike capability under the ‘No First Use’ policy, as the submarine hides under water, making it difficult for the enemy to track.

Pakistan’s Shaheen-3 compared to K-4 missile

Pakistan’s longest range missile is Shaheen-3, which has a range of 2,750 kilometers. It is a land-based missile and covers the whole of India. But its range is 750 kilometers less than K-4. Pakistan’s missile is not a sea-launched ballistic missile. Pakistan is currently making Babar-3 (450-700 km) and Ababil missiles (2,200 km).

India’s K-4 has not only given a huge advantage technically but also strategically, but has also strengthened India’s security at sea. In the coming time, K-5 and K-6 missiles will also be made, whose range will be 5,000-6,000 kilometers.

Pakistan has taken another big step regarding its military activities. After the air exercise, Pakistan has now started preparing for missile testing in the Arabian Sea region. Under this, Pakistan has issued a live firing drill (missile firing exercise) on behalf of the Navy in the North Arabian region between July 23 and July 25. This means that on these dates, air and navigation activities in this area will be affected.

Pakistan’s army recently tested the Shaheen-3 missile capable of carrying nuclear weapons, but the test failed completely. The missile deviated from its target and exploded near an atomic center in Dera Ghazi Khan (Punjab province). Its debris fell into the Matt area of Dera Bugti district of Balochistan, which was just 500 meters from civil settlements. The debris dropped in Grapan Revine near Loop Sehrani Levi station caused a strong explosion, causing panic among the local people.

Question on Pakistan’s missile capabilities

After this accident, Pakistan’s army stopped internet service in the area, banned media coverage and instructed citizens to stay in homes. This incident not only questions Pakistan’s missile capabilities, but also increases concern about the safety of common people in Balochistan.

What is Shaheen-3 missile?

Shaheen-3 is Pakistan’s longest distance-hit surface-to-surface ballistic missile, with a range of about 2750 km. It is capable of carrying nuclear weapons and its construction began in the 2000s with China’s technical help. Pakistan sees it as a strategic answer to India, but repeated unsuccessful tests put a serious question mark on its credibility.

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Operation Sindoor: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India has started to hide terrorists by doing airplaces in Pakistan and PoK. On the night of 6-7 May, 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan were targeted by India, including terrorist organizations like Hizbul Mujahideen, Lashkar and Jaish. The statement issued by Pakistan said that 26 people have died and 48 people were injured in India’s attack.

After executing Operation Sindoor, there has been an increase in the possibility of war between India and Pakistan. In fact, since the execution of the late night operation, Artillery firing is being done by Pakistan on the LOC, which the Indian forces are answering. Some citizens are also reported to be in the firing being carried out by Pakistan. Now the question is that the way India has a airplacing on Pakistan, can Pakistan also attack a missile? How many missiles do Pakistan have and how many missiles can it attack India at a time?

Missiles were constructed by targeting India

Pakistan’s missile program was fully started keeping India in mind. It started in 1980, when Pakistan built several missiles with the help of China, North Korea and Iran. After this, Pakistan made more than one missile and its target was always India. At the same time, India started its missile program keeping China in mind. In such a situation, let us know how many more missiles Pakistan have …

Hatf 1: It was Pakistan’s first missile, which is a short -range ballistic missile. Its firepower is 70 to 100 kilometers and it can carry explosives up to 500 kg.

Hatf 2: To this missile Abdali Is also known by the name of Its firepower ranges from 180 to 200 kilometers and it can carry explosives up to 450 kg.

Hatf 3: To this missile Ghaznavi Know by the name of this, it is a short -range ballistic missile and its firepower is 290 kilometers and it can carry explosives up to 700 kg.

Hatf 4: This missile in Pakistani army Shaheen 1 It has been included in the name of 750 kilometers.

Hatf 5: This missile in Pakistan Gauri Known by the name of 1250 to 1500 kilometers. It was inducted into the Pakistani Army in 2003. This missile has the ability to carry nuclear weapons.

Hatf 6: This missile in Pakistani army Shaheen 2 It has been included in the name of 1500 to 2000 km. This missile also has the ability to carry nuclear weapons.

Hatf 7: Babar This missile by name is inducted into the Pakistani Army and is capable of carrying traditional and nuclear weapons. Its firepower ranges from 350 to 700 km and can be launched from the ground.

Hatf 8: This is a cruise missile, which Rad Is known by name. This missile is capable of hitting at low altitude and also capable of carrying nuclear weapons with it. The firepower is up to 350 kilometers.

Hatf 9: Nasr This missile named is also capable of carrying nuclear weapons and its firepower is only 60 kilometers. It is claimed that this missile can also beat the anti -missile defense system.

Shaheen 3: It is called Pakistan’s most dangerous missile, whose firepower is up to 2750 kilometers. According to reports, Pakistan has updated this missile and its firepower has increased even more. This missile is capable of carrying traditional and nuclear weapons.

Ababil: Pakistan also has an Ababil missile that hit land to land, which is capable of hitting 2200 km. This missile is also capable of carrying nuclear weapons.

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