Ne znam kako im se zove opva sprava, ali evo i njih

"Pakistan Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Underway: ICBM
 
Technology to cover range of 7,000 Kms, Pakistan, to increase its defensive capabilities, has started preparing intercontinental missile with a range of 7000 kilometres.

According to sources, the intercontinental missile has a range of 7000 kilometres and is capable of hitting its target falling within its range. The missile can contain nuclear as well as traditional warheads. The missile has been termed a significant milestone for the defence of the country and is believed to strengthen the defence. According to sources, the missile would soon be test fired.
PAF to get airborne refullers next year: Pakistan Air Force plans to induct four Chinese airborne refullers next year, in a move to counter the Indian Air Forces’ enhanced capabilities after New Delhi acquired six similar aircraft, an Indian news agency quoted the PAF chief as saying.

Air Chief Marshal Qamar Suleman underlined that the airborne refullers were necessary to match the IAF capabilities.
“This is an absolutely new capability which we are inducting. We never had this capability in the PAF,” Suleman added, maintaining, in order to match the IAF’s acquisition of the first of three Airborne Warning and Control Systems (AWACS), the PAF would receive four Chinese systems between 2011 and 2012.

He also termed as “alarming” the IAF’s intention of purchasing 126 medium multi-role combat aircraft, saying Pakistan needed “to have something matching.

Posted by Asian Defence News at asian defense and chinese defence and indian defence news at 9:16 AM "

izvor: Asian Defence News

http://forum.burek.com/pakistan-ima-vise-od-100-atomskih-bombi-t533472.10.html


i,da,ko sto rekoh tamo- i Jevrejcici imaju vise od 250 komada,pa se svi prave blesavi... 

Ah, evo malo jos pakistanskih:  redom Hatf-1, Hatf-2, Hatf-3 Shaheen, Hatf-4 Shaheen-I, Hatf-5 Ghauri, Hatf-6 Shaheen-II. Imaju i Ghauri III (da li je to onaj na fotki na prethodnom postu, ne znam )

Interesantan je onaj TELAR(nosac) na 6. slici... 

ne mogu da procenim da li je MAZ u pitanju. 

Nemam pojma, evo nadjoh neki tekst u kome se spominju vozila na paradi, ali nista konkretno:

"Shaheen-II / Hatf-6 / Ghaznavi

The Shaheen-II was test-fired on March 9, 2004. The Pakistani military issued a statement saying, "Pakistan today successfully carried out the maiden test fire of the Shaheen 2 surface-to-surface ballistic missile."

In an interview with an English daily in Islamabad, the director General of the National Development Complex [and a member of Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission - PAEC] Dr. Samar Mubarik Mund said work is in progress on the long range Shaheen-II which can travel 2000 kilometres. He said the missile would be ready for testing by the end of 1998, though it was not launched until early 2004.

A pair of Shaheen-II ballistic missiles were displayed during the Pakistan Day parade in Islamabad on 23 March 2000. One of the missiles was carried on a 12-wheel Transporter Erector Launcher, while the other missile was carried on a Missile Transporter. These vehicles, based on a common chassis, are evidently significantly larger than the 8-wheel launcher used by the Shaheen, though they use a similar cab. During the parade, it was claimed that the Shaheen-II surface-to-surface missile had a range of 2,000 kilometers [over 1400 miles].

The Shaheen-II is evidently a Pakistani version of the Chinese M-18, which was originally shown at the 1987 Beijing air show as a two-stage missile with 1000 kms range carrying a 400-500 kilogram payload. This M-18 missile had the longest range of any of the current M-series missiles.

The Shaheen series of missiles are evidently based imported from China by the PAEC's National Development Complex. The Shaheen, which was tested with considerable publicity on 15 April 1999, is evidently the Chinese M-11 which Pakistan purchased in the early 1990s. The Shaheen-II would appear to represent the Chinese M-18, although it is questionable whether Pakistan has actually obtained these missiles from China. There is no present indication that China has transferred such missiles to Pakistan.

Pakistan has announced that development efforts are underway on a longer-range missile, designated the Ghaznavi, although no details of this system's proposed characteristics have been made public. "

evo jos fotki pa ako uspes da odgonetnes....

Sad sam malo potrazio po netu.

U pitanju su Kenjaske kopije.A Kenjazi imaju dobru saradnju sa Pakistancima,i eto...


Jos jedna stvar koju su Kenjazi pokrali od Sovjeta i kojom im sad jedu trzista. 

Kako god da se okrene, oni imaju te projektile. Evo spiska; interesantno je da svi mogu da nose nuklearnu glavu, trt

Inventory of Pakistani Missiles:


Designation      Other Name       Range          Payload        Status               Inventory

   
                        Hatf-I/IA         80/100 km      500 kg         Deployed            1000+

Abdali                Hatf-II             180 km           500 kg         Deployed,             800 
                                                                                   Under production               

Ghaznavi           Hatf-III            290 km          500 kg          Deployed,           1100+
                                                                                   Under production
   
Shaheen-I          Hatf-IV           750 km          750 kg           Deployed,           705-1150
                                                                                   Under production
   
Ghauri-I             Hatf-V           1500 km     700-1000 kg       Deployed,           1100+
                                                                                    Under production
   
Ghauri-II            Hatf-VA         2,000km,      1200 kg           Operational,         100+
                                             More range                      Under production
                                        with lighter payload
                                                                         
Shaheen-II        Hatf-VI         2,500km,       1000+ kg          Deployed,          2100+
                                        More range                        Under production
                                   with lighter payload

Babur                Hatf-VII          700 km           500 kg            Deployed,         12000
                                                                                        Cruise Missile   

Ghauri-III         Hatf-VIII       4,000 km        2500+ kg          Operational,
                                                                                   Under production
   
M-11                                         300 km          500 kg         In service             1000

Shaheen-III                         3,600+ km       1000+ kg           Operational,
                                                                                     Under production
   
Tipu Sultan                          5,000+ km        1500 kg       Under development

   
Note: Every missile can carry a Nuclear Warhead.
The Chinese – made M – 11 Missile is in service too, which is a Short Range Ballistic Missile with a maximum range of 300 km. It uses solid fuel and can carry a payload of around 500 kg.
It has been recently reported by the Pakistani Press (Daily Jang) that Pakistan has the ability to use MIRVs on its missiles. This has been seen as possibly the greatest Pakistani Military achievement to date. It has also been reported that Pakistan would likely use MIRVs on its Shaheen – II and Ghauri – II missiles.

 

Nisu ni Pakistanci za potcenjivanje.Tipu Sultan  je veoma dobar sistem.Kad udje u operativnu upotrebu,bice straha u komsiluku.

Ne mogu da nadjem fotke Ghauri-a III, a tog SUltana nisam ni trazio. Imas li nekih podataka o njemu