Pakistan Missile List: Which nuclear missiles with Pakistan, the whole of India within the range of one, know everything

 Western countries have always expressed concern about the safety and security of Pakistan's nuclear weapons.  Their concern is that Pakistan's nuclear weapons could fall into the hands of terrorists or jihadis.  Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has declared Pakistan as the most dangerous country in the world.  Know the power of Pakistan's missiles

Pakistan Missile List: Which nuclear missiles

US President Joe Biden has described Pakistan as one of the most dangerous countries in the world. He said that Pakistan has nuclear weapons without any security. This is the same Pakistan, which the US has made a $450 million deal for the upgradation of F-16 aircraft despite India's opposition. Not only this, today American officials are also giving huge donations to Pakistan in the name of flood aid. Despite this, Pakistan's nuclear weapons remain a cause of concern for the whole world. According to the report of Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Pakistan has more nuclear bombs than India, but in terms of fire power, India is many times ahead of its neighboring enemy country. Security experts believe that India's deterrence is more than Pakistan. Along with this, India is also far ahead in terms of surveillance capability and counterattack. India is working on modernizing its nuclear arsenal. In such a situation, it is important to know which nuclear weapons Pakistan has and what is their range.

How Pakistan's nuclear started

Pakistan Missile List: Which nuclear missiles

Pakistan's nuclear program started in 1956. This year, Pakistan created the Atomic Energy Commission to participate in the Atom for Peace program of the Eisenhower administration. In 1960, General Ayub Khan appointed Dr Ishrat H Usmani as the Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission during his reign. Usmani started Pakistan's nuclear program and ran many programs, in which the country's scientists were sent for training abroad. In 1965, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto said that famous dialogue that "If India makes a bomb, we will eat grass or leaves, we will go to bed hungry, but we have to make our own bomb." We have no other way." But then the same year the US banned the supply of arms to Pakistan. Until 1982, Pakistan received very little military aid from the US. Later on, America and Pakistan came closer to expel the Soviet Union from Afghanistan and Pakistan conducted the first nuclear test on 28 May 1998 by showing fear of India's nuclear weapons. During this, Pakistan conducted a total of six nuclear tests between 28 May and 30 May and also claimed to be successful.

Abdali or Haft-2

Abdali or Haft-2

Abdali is also known as Haft-2 missile. It is a short range ballistic missile flying at supersonic speed. The surface-to-surface missile has a range of 290 km. This missile has been included in the Pakistan Army since 2002. This missile has been designed and developed by the Space Research Commission of Pakistan. The weight of the Abdali missile is 1750 kg. Its length is 9.75 meters and thickness is 0.56 meters. The missile is capable of carrying with it a conventional high explosive warhead or nuclear warhead of 500 kg. The Abdali is powered by a Singer stage solid proplant engine, which is equipped with internal and terminal guidance systems. The accuracy of this missile is around 100 to 150 meters.

Ghaznavi or Haft-3

Ghaznavi or Haft-3

Ghaznavi of Pakistan is known as Hatf-3 missile. Pakistan claims that Hatf-3 or Ghaznavi is a hypersonic missile. Its range is up to 290 km. It can fly with up to 700 kg of high-explosive nuclear explosives. This missile has been deployed in the Pakistan Army since 2004. It is named after the 11th century Muslim Turk leader Mahmud Ghazni. The word Hatf in Arabic means fatal or vengeance. The operation of this missile is with the Army Strategic Forces Command of the Pakistan Army. The Ghaznabi missile has been designed and developed by the National Development Complex of Pakistan. The Ghazni missile weighs 5256 kg. It is 9.64 meters long and .99 meters thick missile. Pakistan claims that this missile can fly at a speed of Mach 30.

Shaheen-3 Week-6

Shaheen-3 Week-6

Pakistan has launched Shaheen-3 missile also known as Haft-6. Pakistan has claimed that the missile, equipped with the capability to carry nuclear weapons, has a range of 2750 km. This distance is enough to target even Chennai in India. It is one of Pakistan's solid-fuelled ballistic missiles that can carry nuclear warheads. The missile was first test-fired on 9 March 2015. Pakistan began development of the Shaheen-3 missile in the early 2000s in response to India's Agni-III. According to a former director general of Pakistan's Strategic Plans Division, the Shaheen-3 missile is designed to strike as far as Andaman and Nicobar.

Shaheen-1 and Shaheen-1A (Week-4)

Shaheen-1 and Shaheen-1A (Week-4)

Shaheen-1 is also known as Hatf-4 missile. Shaheen-1 is a short range ballistic missile. This missile is capable of hitting a range of 750 km. The range of its second variant Shaheen-1A is said to be 900 km. Shaheen-1 can strike with a warhead of up to 9,500 kg. The length of this missile is 12 meters. The missile is operated by the Strategic Plans Division of the Pakistan Army. This missile has also been designed and developed by the National Defense Complex of Pakistan. Shaheen-1 was built in 1999, while Shaheen-1A was developed in 2012. The weight of Shaheen-1 missile is 9500 kg, while the weight of Shaheen-1A is 10000 kg. Both the missiles are 12 meters long and 1 meter thick. It has a solid fuel rocket motor

Shaheen-2 week-6

Shaheen-2 week-6

Shaheen-2 is a medium range ballistic missile of Pakistan. This missile is also known as Haft-6. Its range is 1500 to 2000 km. It can carry up to 700 kg of explosives with it. Shaheen-2 has a length of 17.2 meters and a diameter of 1.4 meters. The missile was first demonstrated in March 2000. The design of Shaheen-2 has been prepared by the National Engineering and Science Commission of Pakistan. Whereas it has been constructed by the National Defense Complex. Shaheen-2 is a 25000 kg missile. Its length is 17.5 meters and width is 1.4 meters. This missile can carry Conventional High Explosive and Strategic Nuclear Weapon. It has a two-stage solid fuel rocket motor.

Gauri-1 (Week-5)

Gauri-1 (Week-5)

Hatf-5 or Gauri-1 has a range of 1500 km. It can carry up to 700 kg of explosives with it. It was started by Pakistan, North Korea and Iran together in 1980. It was first tested in 1998 and was inducted into the army in 2003. Influenced by the design of North Korea's Nodong-1, the Gauri-1 missile was developed at the Kahuta Research Laboratories in the 1990s. The aim of which was to develop an electronic system that uses a single stage liquid fuel rocket motor to carry a payload. This missile can carry a conventional or nuclear warhead of 700 kg to a distance of 1500 km.

Babur Missile (Haft-7)

Babur Missile (Haft-7)

Hatf-7 is known as Babur cruise missile in Pakistan. It is also the first cruise missile inducted into the Pakistan Army. This missile can be equipped with a conventional or nuclear warhead. This missile can hit a distance of 700 km. Babur-1 weighs 1500 kg, is 6.2 m long and .52 m thick. It has a turbojet solid fuel rocket motor. It can be launched from any launch platform located on the ground.

RAAD missile

RAAD missile

Hatf-8 is called Raad cruise missile in Pakistan. This is Pakistan's first air launched cruise missile. It can also attack with conventional warheads in addition to nuclear warheads. It is used by the Pakistani Air Force.

Babur-3 Submarine Launch Ballistic Missile

Babur-3 Submarine Launch Ballistic Missile

Babar-3 is Pakistan's first underwater submarine launched ballistic missile. It is a medium range turbojet powered subsonic cruise missile. It can be fired from sea platforms on land or under water. The first test of this missile was done in 2005. It is believed that this missile has joined the service of Pakistani Army in 2010 and Pakistan Navy in 2018. The range of Babur-3 is said to be 450 km. This missile can fly at a speed of 990 kilometers per hour.