Pakistan conducts successful test launch of Shaheen-3 SSM (2750 km)

[khujliwal]

congratulations.

 

[Manticore]

 

[kṣamā]

Congratulation !!! Just fishing some info, dose the terminal phase have maneuverable warhead ?? If so what kind of it dose it use ??

 

[Pomegranate]

Pakistan is clearly the dominant force when it comes to missile technology ..............Congratulations to the whole nation and Job Well Done to the Scientists .....

 

[Rank]

What did US fail to identify? In which world are you living?

First identify ships/boats properly because your super duper Blue Water navy every time failed to identify or sometime dramatic destroy without any verification

 

[Sugarcane]

Pakistan is clearly the dominant force when it comes to missile technology ......

Shurli chorna zarrori tha?

 

[Magnet]

Damn that is a bad news for india ...............................

 

[The Great One]

First identify ships/boats properly because your super duper Blue Water navy every time failed to identify or sometime dramatic destroy without any verification

So that was just another fart. Got it.

 

[انگریز]

Good news. It may be noted that the apogee of 692 Km indicates more range than what is being said in the press release.
Shaheen 2 had a maximum apogee of 450 km

 

[Manticore]

Test launch of Shaheen-III ballistic missile successful: ISPR
MATEEN HAIDER — PUBLISHED 5 minutes ago
Test launch of Shaheen-III ballistic missile successful: ISPR - Pakistan - DAWN.COM

Lieutenant General Zubair Mahmood Hayat displayed confidence over the Strategic Command and Control System and the Strategic Forces’ capability to safeguard security of Pakistan against aggression ─ Reuters/File
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan today conducted a successful test launch of the Shaheen-III surface-to-surface ballistic missile, capable of carrying nuclear and conventional warheads to a range of 2,750 km.

A statement from Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said the test launch was aimed at validating various design and technical parameters of the weapons system at its maximum range.

Late last year, Shaheen-I and Shaheen-II missiles were test-fired. The Shaheen-II test missile was found capable of carrying nuclear and conventional warheads up to a range of 1500 km.

The launch was witnessed by senior officers from the Strategic Plans Division, strategic forces, scientists and engineers of strategic organisations. The impact point of the launch was the Arabian Sea.

Director General Strategic Plans Division, Lieutenant General Zubair Mahmood Hayat, while congratulating the scientists and engineers on achieving yet another milestone of historic significance, termed it a major step towards strengthening Pakistan's deterrence capability.

He appreciated the technical prowess, dedication and commitment of scientists who contributed towards making the launch a success.

He displayed confidence over the Strategic Command and Control System and the Strategic Forces’ capability to safeguard security of Pakistan against any aggression.

Pakistan has the world’s fastest growing nuclear programme capable of weaponising up to 200 nuclear devices by the year 2020, a US-based think tank said in a recently released report.

“Pakistan...is believed to have enough fissile material to produce between 110 and 120 nuclear warheads,” says the report Strategic Stability in the Second Nuclear Age Council released by the influential Council on Foreign Relations.

“By 2020, Pakistan could have a fissile material stockpile sufficient to produce more than 200 nuclear weapons.”

The successful test launch and achievement of the range milestone has also been warmly appreciated by the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan who also congratulated the scientists and engineers on their outstanding achievement.

Read more: Pakistan supersedes India but still ranks near bottom of n-safety index

A United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution on working towards a nuclear-weapon-free-world on Dec 3, 2014 called on Pakistan, India and Israel to voluntarily drop their nuclear weapons.

A resolution was passed to achieve a nuclear weapon-free world and the three nations were called upon to comply with the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) unconditionally as non-nuclear-weapon states.

The resolution also asked Pakistan, India and Israel to keep their nuclear facilities under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards, meaning they must also give up their ability to manufacture nuclear weapons.

The United States joined India in voting against this part of the resolution and Pakistan and Israel also voted against this provision. Meanwhile, France, Britain and Bhutan abstained from voting.

The resolution, however, was symbolic in nature and not binding under the UN Charter.

 

[Pomegranate]

All tests are monitored by our satellites and ship-based radars, so hiding range from public is useless.

You don't have the power neither you have got the capability to do that .........dont fire your arrows in empty space ...there were many who tried to do that and failed and you are the one importing arms from those countries so cool down

First identify ships/boats properly because your super duper Blue Water navy every time failed to identify or sometime dramatic destroy without any verification

 

[Zarvan]

Pakistan successfully test-fires Shaheen-III Surface to Surface Ballistic Missile


Rawalpindi: Pakistan on Monday successfully test-fired Shaheen-III Surface to Surface Ballistic Missile, capable of carrying nuclear and conventional warheads to a range of 2750 Kms. The test was aimed at validating various design and technical parameters of the weapon system at maximum range.

The successful launch with its impact point in the Arabian Sea was witnessed by senior officers from Strategic Plans Division, strategic forces, scientists and engineers of strategic organizations.

Director General Strategic Plans Division, Lieutenant General Zubair Mahmood Hayat, while congratulating the scientists and engineers on achieving yet another milestone of historic significance, termed it a major step towards strengthening Pakistan's deterrence capability.

The successful launch with its impact point in the Arabian Sea was witnessed by senior officers from Strategic Plans Division.

#pakistan #shaheen iii #missile #rawalpindi
He appreciated the technical prowess, dedication and commitment of scientists who contributed whole heartedly to make this launch a success. He showed his full confidence over the Strategic Command and Control System and the Strategic Forces' capability to safeguard security of the Mother Land against any aggression.

The successful launch and achievement of this Range milestone was warmly appreciated by the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan who congratulated the scientists and engineers on their outstanding achievement.
Pakistan successfully test-fires Shaheen-III Surface to Surface Ballistic Missile - IBNLive

 

[Jungibaaz]

Good news. It may be noted that the apogee of 692 Km indicates more range than what is being said in the press release.
Shaheen 2 had a maximum apogee of 450 km

Any source for that 450 km figure? The 692 km figure was not right, it couldn't have been.

 

[Zarvan]

Test launch of Shaheen-III ballistic missile successful: ISPR
MATEEN HAIDER — PUBLISHED 5 minutes ago
Test launch of Shaheen-III ballistic missile successful: ISPR - Pakistan - DAWN.COM

Lieutenant General Zubair Mahmood Hayat displayed confidence over the Strategic Command and Control System and the Strategic Forces’ capability to safeguard security of Pakistan against aggression ─ Reuters/File
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan today conducted a successful test launch of the Shaheen-III surface-to-surface ballistic missile, capable of carrying nuclear and conventional warheads to a range of 2,750 km.

A statement from Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said the test launch was aimed at validating various design and technical parameters of the weapons system at its maximum range.

Late last year, Shaheen-I and Shaheen-II missiles were test-fired. The Shaheen-II test missile was found capable of carrying nuclear and conventional warheads up to a range of 1500 km.

The launch was witnessed by senior officers from the Strategic Plans Division, strategic forces, scientists and engineers of strategic organisations. The impact point of the launch was the Arabian Sea.

Director General Strategic Plans Division, Lieutenant General Zubair Mahmood Hayat, while congratulating the scientists and engineers on achieving yet another milestone of historic significance, termed it a major step towards strengthening Pakistan's deterrence capability.

He appreciated the technical prowess, dedication and commitment of scientists who contributed towards making the launch a success.

He displayed confidence over the Strategic Command and Control System and the Strategic Forces’ capability to safeguard security of Pakistan against any aggression.

Pakistan has the world’s fastest growing nuclear programme capable of weaponising up to 200 nuclear devices by the year 2020, a US-based think tank said in a recently released report.

“Pakistan...is believed to have enough fissile material to produce between 110 and 120 nuclear warheads,” says the report Strategic Stability in the Second Nuclear Age Council released by the influential Council on Foreign Relations.

“By 2020, Pakistan could have a fissile material stockpile sufficient to produce more than 200 nuclear weapons.”

The successful test launch and achievement of the range milestone has also been warmly appreciated by the President and Prime Minister of Pakistan who also congratulated the scientists and engineers on their outstanding achievement.

Read more: Pakistan supersedes India but still ranks near bottom of n-safety index

A United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution on working towards a nuclear-weapon-free-world on Dec 3, 2014 called on Pakistan, India and Israel to voluntarily drop their nuclear weapons.

A resolution was passed to achieve a nuclear weapon-free world and the three nations were called upon to comply with the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT) unconditionally as non-nuclear-weapon states.

The resolution also asked Pakistan, India and Israel to keep their nuclear facilities under International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards, meaning they must also give up their ability to manufacture nuclear weapons.

The United States joined India in voting against this part of the resolution and Pakistan and Israel also voted against this provision. Meanwhile, France, Britain and Bhutan abstained from voting.

The resolution, however, was symbolic in nature and not binding under the UN Charter.

It seem ISPR forgot to tell the series I mean is it HATF X

 

[BetterPakistan]

A great news after a long time. Keep on doing remarkable work Pakistani scientists. Love Pak Army, Air Force and Navy.