Pakistan's Missile Test For MIRV Capability !

[NooriNuth]

The recent details on Chinese entities providing raw materials seems to point at composites’ use in Pakistani missiles.


Changzhou Utek Composite Company Ltd. has worked since 2019 to supply D‐glass glass fiber, quartz fabric, and high silica cloth, all of which have applications in missile systems.

That must be for cruise missiles , not ballistic. Because Pakistan needed to lose significant weight on Radar for JF 17 to carry it.
However I can't be too sure

 

[Bilal.]

That must be for cruise missiles , not ballistic. Because Pakistan needed to lose significant weight on Radar for JF 17 to carry it.
However I can't be too sure

United States Sanctions Entities Contributing to “Ballistic Missile” Proliferation​

United States Sanctions Entities Contributing to Ballistic Missile Proliferation - United States Department of State

The United States is committed to strengthening the global nonproliferation regime by taking action to disrupt procurement networks supporting proliferation activities of concern. Today, we are designating three entities pursuant to Executive Order (E.O.) 13382, which targets proliferators of...

www.state.gov

Seems to be for BMs.

 

[Kompromat]

It is important to mention that India's cannisterized Agni-V and its K series BMs have disrupted the nuclear stability in South Asia. A cannisterized missile has to be sealed in a pressurized tube, which also requires that the missile shall be mated with its warheads before being sealed off.

This makes escalation control mechanisms like sperate storage of warheads and missiles redundant. India will soon have the capability to deploy these systems on active duty. It is only natural that Pakistan will follow India's lead.

 

[CodeforFood]

Pakistan should test an ICBM.

Abba Jee naraz ho jaen ge...

 

[Goenitz]

It is important to mention that India's cannisterized Agni-V and its K series BMs have disrupted the nuclear stability in South Asia. A cannisterized missile has to be sealed in a pressurized tube, which also requires that the missile shall be mated with its warheads before being sealed off.

This makes escalation control mechanisms like sperate storage of warheads and missiles redundant. India will soon have the capability to deploy these systems on active duty. It is only natural that Pakistan will follow India's lead.

where is @deterrent and @rashid.mahmood ?

Active!! Brahmos wala episod eho gaya tau? Anyway, even our missiles are stored in boxes/containers with some moisture-absorbing grains. If not all, at least the smaller ones.

 

[Cool_Soldier]

There is a need to Test and show your deterrence by Testing MIRVs , Hypersonic vehicles and ICBM. There are many hidden enemies, there will get better idea not to plan to directly tease us.

 

[Dalit]

There is a need to Test and show your deterrence by Testing MIRVs , Hypersonic vehicles and ICBM. There are many hidden enemies, there will get better idea not to plan to directly tease us.

Uncle Sam has been quite shocked after Pakistan's last MIRV test. An ICBM is going to upset Uncle Sam on a scale 10/10.

 

[waz]

Uncle Sam has been quite shocked after Pakistan's last MIRV test. An ICBM is going to upset Uncle Sam on a scale 10/10.

One phone call will put a stop to that. There’s a reason why there is no sign of an ICBM even with Pakistan’s missile program being nearly 40 years old.

 

[Dalit]

One phone call will put a stop to that. There’s a reason why there is no sign of an ICBM even with Pakistan’s missile program being nearly 40 years old.

The generals have the nukes placed under US supervision.

I wouldn't be surprised that the drought in missile tests is also related to Uncle Sam's pressure. We have seen very little progress in missile tests in the last few years. It gives me the impression that Pakistan is mostly relying on its existing missile stock without investing too much into newer and longer range missiles. Ababeel probably being the only exception. Enough to piss Uncle Sam off though.

 

[delta2]

The generals have the nukes placed under US supervision.

I wouldn't be surprised that the drought in missile tests is also related to Uncle Sam's pressure. We have seen very little progress in missile tests in the last few years. It gives me the impression that Pakistan is mostly relying on its existing missile stock without investing too much into newer and longer range missiles. Ababeel probably being the only exception. Enough to piss Uncle Sam off though.

What is more dear to a traitor like Bajwa? Ensuring the duties being carried out he was hired for all his life or a visa?

 

[waz]

The generals have the nukes placed under US supervision.

I wouldn't be surprised that the drought in missile tests is also related to Uncle Sam's pressure. We have seen very little progress in missile tests in the last few years. It gives me the impression that Pakistan is mostly relying on its existing missile stock without investing too much into newer and longer range missiles. Ababeel probably being the only exception. Enough to piss Uncle Sam off though.

Oh for sure things will only happen when the US gives the nod or gives a signal they’re turning a blind eye.

 

[TheSolution]

Oh for sure things will only happen when the US gives the nod or gives a signal they’re turning a blind eye.

Every country is free to take whatever action they want, it's about being able to handle what comes after. You want to protect your interests, so does every other nation.

Saddam also decided to free himself of US slavery entirely, even fired missiles at Israel, everyone knows what happened after.

This is why diplomacy works on give and take, you leverage what's available to you to achieve what you want

 

[waz]

Every country is free to take whatever action they want, it's about being able to handle what comes after. You want to protect your interests, so does every other nation.

Saddam also decided to free himself of US slavery entirely, even fired missiles at Israel, everyone knows what happened after.

This is why diplomacy works on give and take, you leverage what's available to you to achieve what you want

That’s true but what’s going on right now is far from the interests of the country.

 

[Dalit]

That’s true but what’s going on right now is far from the interests of the country.

This is not about the interests of the country. What is going on and probably has been ongoing for so many decades is simply for personal interests.

Every country is free to take whatever action they want, it's about being able to handle what comes after. You want to protect your interests, so does every other nation.

Saddam also decided to free himself of US slavery entirely, even fired missiles at Israel, everyone knows what happened after.

This is why diplomacy works on give and take, you leverage what's available to you to achieve what you want

Pakistan already has crossed many redlines by becoming a nuclear power though. Pakistan has committed the cardinal sin. Far worse than Saddam. Did you really think that by testing delivery systems with a limited range and capability has cooled down the Americans? LOL Do you honestly believe that the Americans are talking because Pakistan is conducting diplomacy?

Diplomacy doesn't work in this jungle. Alliances are based on interests. If you happen to be on the wrong side diplomacy won't save you. Pakistan, I can assure you, is on the VERY wrong side of the spectrum. At least from the US perspective. The only reason why daddy America hasn't dared to turn Pakistan into Iraq and Afghanistan is because of the nukes. The Americans have always been seething with Pakistan. The Americans have a history of turning nations to rubble for much less.

Diplomacy hasn't saved Pakistan. Nuclear weapons have. The only thing that has made the US think thrice are ABSOLUTELY nukes. An absolute blessing in disguise for a country like Pakistan. Let's just say that God wanted it this way. Otherwise, I don't see Pakistan ever becoming a nuclear power in this day and age. With the current crop of military commanders Pakistan would have been dragged on the streets without nukes. The amount of hatred and accusations that Pakistan has faced from Western bloc versus other nations puts it in pale comparison.

 

[Vortex]

Build all surrounding environment to withstand pressures, all surrounding defences systems to protect such toys to avoid mehran and which airbase was attacked last time I forgot its name before building ICBM itself

Don’t forget many rabbis have called Pakistan Amalek ! And they will use foreign powers to attack us !