The Deterrent
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The related Navigational Warning came out a couple days ago, didn't post it because lately nothing was being announced.
https://www.paknavy.gov.pk/securite/20190417SEC 124.txt
https://www.paknavy.gov.pk/securite/20190417SEC 124.txt
This is not ground-breaking or something. Harbah is Babur-1B/2's Ship-launched version, already tested with a radar seeker.Ary playing the video it seem the target was on land. This is new thing. The Missile was fired from ship and hit the target on land. The Missile looked like Naval version of Babur
Also the ship was a Missile Boat not a Frigate.
The Target was on land. Finally at least one thing which I was saying is being done now. We need to increase the Missile Range to 1000 KM. Missile Boats cost a lot less that is why even lot of Missile Boats with 1000 KM range Missiles which can hit targets on land and sea with same accuracy would be night mare for our beloved neighbors.
Typical fanboyism. Pay your taxes and get all the 1000s of kilometers you want.India already tested Nirbhay 1000 km range. Pak must increase Babur 2 range to 2000 km
Harbah is Babur-1B/2 derivative AShM/LACM. Zarb is C-602 coastal AShM.Looks like C-602G local version Harba?? If true possible range can be 400km.
You just gave rajfortyseven enough ammunition to rant for the next entire month on how this missile is fake.@Bilal Khan (Quwa) since you like analyzing picture frames, this video has ample opportunities. Take a look at this frame which clearly shows the missile's shape:
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Cruise missiles have wings. We have had this since 2005, nothing new.3. The missile shows wings in the terminal phase, whereas the initial firing shows a simple cylinderical missile. This shows the level of sophistication of Pakistani missile program. We have retractable fins which can unfold in-flight. This implies maneuverability of the missile, and possibly the ability to change position based on GPS and mid-flight course correction signals.