Pakistan successfully tested a strategic missile Hatf-4 (Shahin 1A) in the Indian Ocean, capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear warheads, ITAR-TASS reports. Radius of action weapons - to 4,5 thousand km.
Islamabad has officially notified India and other countries in advance of the planned testing of its ballistic missile.
The launch of Hatf-4 was a response from Pakistan to the test launch of the intercontinental ballistic missile Agni-19, which took place in neighboring India on April 5, capable of delivering nuclear warheads to a range of 5 thousand kilometers.
Pakistan and India began to actively increase their missile potential, seeking to exceed each other in the number of both tactical missiles and medium and long-range missiles. Both powers are also working intensively on increasing the number of nuclear charges.
Recall that in Pakistan there is a state program for the development of national missile weapons, an important part of which is the modernization of Hatf missiles. In particular, in the spring of 2011, the country carried out successful launches of the Hatf II Abdali ballistic missile and the cruise aviation Raad missiles (Hatf VIII), both missiles are also capable of carrying a nuclear charge. Previously, Pakistan successfully tested its own-developed Hatf-VII Babur cruise missile.
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