Pakistan test-fires surface-to-surface missile Shaheen-I


Islamabad. Pakistan test-fired the surface-to-surface Shaheen-1 missile on Monday. This missile is capable of hitting all types of weapons on the target. It can run 650 kilometers. The Pakistani Army has given this information by issuing a press release. Earlier, Pakistan successfully tested the surface-to-surface ballistic missile Shaheen-2. Shaheen-2 is capable of hitting 1,500 kilometers. It has major cities in India. 

The Pakistan Army has reported that the launch was conducted as a training exercise. Its purpose was to test the operational readiness of the Army Strategic Forces Command. This test of Pakistan has come out after the nightly trial of Agni-2 by India. Agni-2 is a medium-range surface-to-surface missile. It is capable of hitting up to two thousand kilometers.

Agni-II has already been inducted into the Indian Army. If we look at the figures, for the first time, the night trial of the ballistic missile Agni-2 was carried out. Many countries in Pakistan, China, and South Asia have come under cover of this missile capable of a nuclear attack. The news agency PTI has written in its report that Pakistan has carried out the missile test amid the ongoing tension in India and Pakistan. 

There has been a lot of panic among the Pakistani Army since Article 370 was removed. Pakistani rulers have been trying to raise this issue in international forums. At the same time, India has described it as its internal issue. According to experts, a night-to-day test of surface-to-surface medium-range missile Agni-II has brought a new force in India's Agni series missiles.

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