Pakistan keeps boasting on social media by putting its missile power and weapons stockpile and wants to show itself as powerful as india, but the reality is far from it. Pakistani scientists are not able to make ballistic missiles. Due to this, the dreams of prime minister Shahbaz Sharif and army Chief Asim Munir are being shattered again and again.
Recently, Pakistani scientists tested the medium range ballistic missile (MRBM) Ababeel once again, but this test proved unsuccessful. After the pahalgam terrorist attack, pakistan was defeated by India's weapons during Operation Sindoor. Not only pakistan but even china and Turkey's defense systems and weapons proved to be incompetent in front of India. Since then, the fear of india is increasing in Pakistan.
How powerful is the Ababil missile?
Ababil is a solid fuel-powered missile, whose range is said to be around 2,000 kilometers. It was first tested in 2017. MIRV technology (Multiple Independent Re-entry) is being used in it, which has the power to destroy multiple targets simultaneously. Pakistan's dream is being shattered again and again, because before the recent test, Ababil's test failed in october 2023 as well. During the test of Ababil, its debris is being shown on social media and it is being claimed that this test has failed.
Ababil is a solid fuel-powered missile, whose range is said to be around 2,000 kilometers. It was first tested in 2017. MIRV technology (Multiple Independent Re-entry) is being used in it, which has the power to destroy multiple targets simultaneously. Pakistan's dream is being shattered again and again, because before the recent test, Ababil's test failed in october 2023 as well. During the test of Ababil, its debris is being shown on social media and it is being claimed that this test has failed.
Pakistan is copying India's Agni-5 missile
According to the report of the IDRW website, MIRV technology is considered much better for intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). The specialty of ICBM is that it can strike up to 5,000 kilometers, like India's Agni-5 missile, whose test in march 2024 was very successful. At the same time, pakistan is repeatedly failing to copy it.
According to the report of the IDRW website, MIRV technology is considered much better for intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). The specialty of ICBM is that it can strike up to 5,000 kilometers, like India's Agni-5 missile, whose test in march 2024 was very successful. At the same time, pakistan is repeatedly failing to copy it.
Why is pakistan failing repeatedly?
Even after repeatedly failing in the Ababil missile test, pakistan has been claiming that it has tested a medium range ballistic missile. Many defense experts have raised questions and said that pakistan has a lot of problems in engineering. Lack of adequate test infrastructure including systematic issues, dependence on foreign technology, especially china, and lack of resources make pakistan weak in this matter.
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