Ababeel Missile Tested

[maverick1977]

Beegani shadi per abdullah deewana.

Pakistan trying to be relevant, its a irrelevant country in global standing.

 

[fatman17]

Pakistan conducts successful flight test of ‘Ababeel’ weapon system

ISPR says CJCSC Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza witnessed the launch along with other senior officers.

www.dawn.com

 

[NooriNuth]

The entire section is not visible, some of it is in the dirt and partially crushed from the impact. Anyways the fins seem to be positioned upside town as per the white markings on it which would mean it's bottom up.
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These tests from mainland are flown over Kohe sulaiman range and parts fall over those areas.
These days too many cameras about. Someone will take a photo and post online.
No biggy.

 

[Goenitz]

For what? Kiss ka shikaar karna hai ICBM se? The old adage of "josh say nahi, hosh say" applies in these matters. Knee-jerk actions are the last thing needed. For the reasons you are suggesting this, it can be accomplished through other ways without bringing direct attention on Pakistan. The less said the better.

Just asking why that doesn't apply locally? why does one need brute force in political matters? Just becasue the public is not armed?
On topic: I am not saying fire it towards the west to land it in a friendly territory.. this must gesture is enough.

 

[Tomcats]

These tests from mainland are flown over Kohe sulaiman range and parts fall over those areas.
These days too many cameras about. Someone will take a photo and post online.
No biggy.

Yeah I mean I don't see anything out of the ordinary yet, since it's part of the rocket and perhaps the first close up of Ababeel it's an interesting find.

 

[HerbertPervert]

Just asking why that doesn't apply locally? why does one need brute force in political matters? Just becasue the public is not armed?
On topic: I am not saying fire it towards the west to land it in a friendly territory.. this must gesture is enough.

None of that logic holds. The reality is that Pakistan Army doesn't want to upset the real masters of the country. Where will the Faujis go to live and die after retirement? You will not be able to reconcile the establishment's actions with protecting Pakistan with logic.

The only conclusion you come to is that they are the local sepoys of the British Raj. They are here to ensure that Pakistan barely survives and within the parameters set by foreign powers. They are here to ensure Pakistan never becomes an independent and powerful country.

 

[arjunk]

Pajeets doing what they did after the Babur test. "But saar the mijjile change colour from orange to red to blue to green saaar this is fake mijjile created by colour jihad saar"

 

[Windjammer]

Yeah

@Windjammer was right

Dude no need to pay attrntion to the losers specially the Bharti Bayghyrat. He was on a forced leave and now back to gloat on how India can dig a tunnel or erect a bridge.... all being off course game changers.
As for his and other losers desperation, one just needs to look at the overall white paint scheme on the Missile compared to a much smaller projectile that is being peddled.

 

[NooriNuth]

Yeah I mean I don't see anything out of the ordinary yet, since it's part of the rocket and perhaps the first close up of Ababeel it's an interesting find.

I still don't think it's Ababeel part as too small .
But even if it is, nothing usual. Missile parts are expected to fall in a certain area, and precautionary measures taken.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

It also shows the advances in the miniaturization of the warheads Pak has made. Given the geo-strategic conditions evolving into damn disruptive and destructive (once in a century phenomenon), it's quite obvious a strong message has been sent to "Who It May Concern". Definitely it's for Hindutva, but it also some ramifications - no matter how much weak - for the other "Satanic Ideologies". No Pak Deep State, no other "usual suspects" Deep States....

 

[TheSolution]

Ugly and poor aerodynamic design. It looks like they cut the top of Shaheen II and replaced it with larger nose cone.

Why not just make a wider and longer missile like an ICBM? To be a true nuclear power, you need an ICBM or SLBM to reach any place on earth. Every other nuclear power, including North Korea, Israel, and India have built ICBMs. Only the colonized Pakistan refuses to build an ICBM because it's sold out army doesn't want to upset its colonizers.

@JamD Opinions on this? Agree or disagree?

 

[NooriNuth]

Ugly and poor aerodynamic design. It looks like they cut the top of Shaheen II and replaced it with larger nose cone.

Why not just make a wider and longer missile like an ICBM? To be a true nuclear power, you need an ICBM or SLBM to reach any place on earth. Every other nuclear power, including North Korea, Israel, and India have built ICBMs. Only the colonized Pakistan refuses to build an ICBM because it's sold out army doesn't want to upset its colonizers.

It's about keeping costs down and using tried and tested parts.
Lower two stages are from Shaheen 3 not 2.
The third stage on the top is a spin off from SUPARCO satellite launcher, and is Liquid fuel not solid.
If all assumptions are correct, we can ignore the looks. This is a very advanced and functional MIRV system, capable of injecting warheads into orbit

 

[TheSolution]

It's about keeping costs down and using tried and tested parts.
Lower two stages are from Shaheen 3 not 2.
The third stage on the top is a spin off from SUPARCO satellite launcher, and is Liquid fuel not solid.
If all assumptions are correct, we can ignore the looks. This is a very advanced and functional MIRV system, capable of injecting warheads into orbit

Source?

 

[TheSolution]

@PanzerKiel Boss, can you validate or deny any claims made here?

MIRV? How many warheads? Are the first two stages taken from Shaheen 3?

 

[NooriNuth]

Source?

Me myself.