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Pakistan's Missile Test For MIRV Capability !

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
 
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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​




Seems to be for BMs.
 
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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.
 
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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.
 
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