PAKISTAN'S UNKNOWN TUNNELED NUCLEAR WEAPONS STORAGE FACILITY REVEALED

[Kompromat]

Indians are so entertaining.

 

[Haris Mansoor]

Inputs gathered by the military intelligence through satellite imagery suggest that Pakistan's Shaheen-III ballistic missiles, which are capable of delivering a nuclear weapon, could have been secretly deployed there.

This location (I can't confirm it as nuclear storage facility) was pointed out by Col (r) Vinayak Bhat, not but Military Intelligence.

 

[That Guy]

honestly a stupid article.

The truth is that both India and Pakistan probably know a lot of the locations of each other's nuclear weapons facilities. If they didn't, their spy agencies would be the height of incompetence, and we all know that is not the case.

 

[Rocky rock]

http://zeenews.india.com/india/paki...ty-tracked-in-khyber-pakhtunkhwa-2006464.html
Pakistan, which recently test-fired the 2,750-km range Shaheen-3 missiles to prevent India from gaining a second-strike nuclear capability from Andaman and Nicobar islands, has built a secret nuclear weapons storage facility at the foot of Peer Than Mountain near Haripur in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

By Zee Media Bureau | Last Updated: Thursday, May 18, 2017 - 13:15

New Delhi: Pakistan, which recently test-fired its 2,750-km range Shaheen-3 missiles to prevent India from gaining a second-strike nuclear capability from Andaman and Nicobar Islands, has built a secret nuclear weapons storage facility at the foot of Peer Than Mountain near Haripur in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

According to the military intelligence, Pakistan's secret nuclear weapons storage facility in Peer Than mountain was unknown until recently.

Inputs gathered by the military intelligence through satellite imagery suggest that Pakistan's Shaheen-III ballistic missiles, which are capable of delivering a nuclear weapon, could have been secretly deployed there.


The possible deployment of Shaheen series ballistic missiles in the secret storage facility poses a grave threat to India as it is located about 320-km from Amritsar, 520-km from Chandigarh and 720-km from New Delhi.


This assumes significance since the Shaheen-III ballistic missiles are capable of delivering a nuclear weapon and can hit targets as far as 2,750 kilometres effectively.

According to the Outlook magazine, Pakistan has been working assiduously to safeguard its nuclear first strike capability and to maintain second strike capability.

Over the years, Pakistan has built many secret nuclear weapons storage facilities to ensure survivability of its nuclear arsenal from India’s first strike.

In a series of exposes through open source Google Earth satellite imagery, we will sketch out Pakistan’s various underground and tunneled nuclear weapons storage facilities.

The construction of the tunneled facility began in the first half of 2003 and possibly completed around 2011.

In all these years, the Indian Army possibly had no clue regarding Pakistan's secret nuke weapons storage facility.

According to Outlook report, it has two main tunnels with three layered perimeter fence, support area with administrative office, mechanical transport (MT) garages, residential buildings and two Masjids.

However, it is still unclear as to how many such nuclear-capable missile bases are there in Pakistan, which has a stockpile of around 140 nuclear warheads.

Lolx you guy's are thinking you've discovered 8th wonder of the world?
"Vinayak bhat" is just a retired desperate person who makes Exploring Google earth his hobby.
Here on PDF we guy's already know about these facilities and even much more than this. but it's matter of National Security due to which we never discuss it here.

So stay calm or apply "Burnol" if necessary

 

[The Deterrent]

raj47 = Col. Vinayat Bhat
http://www.orfonline.org/contributors/vinayak-bhat/

"Vinayak bhat" is just a retired desperate person who makes Exploring Google earth his hobby.
Here on PDF we guy's already know about these facilities and even much more than this. but it's matter of National Security due to which we never discuss it here.

^This.

 

[maximuswarrior]

LMAO Jokers.

 

[Thorough Pro]

LOL, Indian satellite experts. Hey idiots use them to find your missing jet and pilots, who probably are being shafted by the Nexalites or Communists or Manipuri's or whatever other separatists are operating there

by Colonel Vinayak Bhat

India is unaware of the secret storage facility inside Peer Than Mountain, where Shaheen missiles could be deployed. It is located about 320km from Amritsar
Pakistan has built a nuclear weapons storage facility, till now unknown, at the foot of Peer Than Mountain near Haripur in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Evidences suggest Pakistan would have deployed its nuclear missiles of Shaheen series in the facility, posing a grave threat to the whole of India. The facility, possibly the sixth nuclear capable missile bases, is located about 320km from Amritsar, 520km from Chandigarh and 720km from New Delhi.

Shaheen-III, Pakistan’s ballistic missiles capable of delivering a nuclear weapon, can hit targets as far as 2,750 kilometres effectively.

Pakistan has been working assiduously to safeguard its nuclear first strike capability and to maintain second strike capability. Pakistan has many safe havens constructed to ensure survivability of its nuclear arsenal from India’s first strike (different from first use).

IDN's merged image of Hot & Support Area of the Nuclear Weapons Storage Facility

In a series of exposes through open source Google Earth satellite imagery, we will sketch out Pakistan’s various underground and tunneled nuclear weapons storage facilities.

This tunneled facility, 35km from National Defence Complex (NDC), Fatehjung and Havelian Ammunition Depot, also makes targeting of mobile transporter erector launcher (TEL)s difficult. The exact location is 33 58 00N 72 45 30E.

The facility’s construction began in the first half of 2003 and completed around 2011. The Indian Army so far is unaware of the underground facility.

It has two main tunnels with three layered perimeter fence, support area with administrative office, mechanical transport (MT) garages, residential buildings and two Masjids.

There is still no clear-cut answer to how many such nuclear-capable missile bases are there in Pakistan, which has a stockpile of around 140 nuclear warheads.

Federation of American Scientists (FAS), says that There are at least five bases that might serve a role in Pakistan’s emerging nuclear posture. This includes army garrisons at Akro (Petaro), Gujranwala, Khuzdar, Pano Aqil, and Sargodha.” There is also a sixth base near Dera Ghazi Khan (29.9117, 70.4922), but the infrastructure is very different and not yet convincing.Some of these facilities could be used to deceive the enemy countries.

Hot Area

The Peer Than facility’s main area has two main tunnels with 8m wide entrances. It took 6 years to carve out tunnels in the mountains, indicating large areas that must be prepared inside the mountain. The height of cutout is approximately 25m. The tunnels entrances have been strengthened by cement concrete and compressed earth for 30-50m.

The hot area has two high bay garages that could be used for inspections and for repairs. There are six turning areas suggesting that these will also be used as launch pads. There are two more garages along the road which along with high bay garages would possibly be used for parking weapons on high alert.

Support Area

The support area consists of administrative office, MT garages and miscellaneous buildings which could possibly be used as residential accommodation. There are two Masjids, one of which is probably not used anymore.

Security
The facility has been provided with strong short range air defence (AD) cover.
It has single entry and exit road. There are six gates before reaching the entrance of the tunnels. The main gate is solid preventing any ground view inside the facility.

Pakistan does not have a publicized nuclear doctrine, but its policy of “minimum credible deterrent” is widely regarded as “maximum nuclear deterrence” designed to dissuade India from taking military action against it. Pakistan has an expanded capability to produce weapon grade nuclear material in quantities at least double its known capability of 100kg per annum. This means approximately 10-15 weapons per year. At a conservative estimate, Pakistan should be logically holding 140-215 warheads as of 2011.

Colonel Vinayak Bhat is a military intelligence veteran of the Indian Army. He specialises in satellite imagery interpretation and analysis

http://www.outlookindia.com/website...lear-weapons-storage-facility-revealed/298943

 

[Safriz]

The thing about the highly mobile Pakistani missiles is they can be anywhere . It's a guessing game India will have to play

 

[yavar]

SAT img Pakistan underground nuclear weapon site Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab پایگاه زیرزمینی پاکستان

 

[maximuswarrior]

SAT img Pakistan underground nuclear weapon site Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab پایگاه زیرزمینی پاکستان

Another twat who thinks he has found our underground nuke site on YT.

 

[BHarwana]

aik Pakistan ka nuke nahi milay gay doosra paysa nahi milay ga. Aab Lalu parsad sooo jaoo

 

[axisofevil]

What king of tunneling equipment does pakistan have and where was it obtained from?