Indian Blaff, Pakistani missile tests for the second time for the second time

Islamabad – The Pakistani military said on Monday that they conducted missile tests with a range of 120 km. This was the second launch in two days, because the tension with India increased on the controversial Kashmir.

New Deli accused Islamabad of supporting a deadly attack on tourists in the Indian region of Kashmir last month, which caused a new dispute between two neighboring nuclear neighboring countries.

“The launch is aimed at ensuring the operational readiness of the troops and confirm the main technical parameters, including a complex navigation system for missiles and increased accuracy,” the Pakistani military said.

On Saturday, the military said that he checked the surface missiles to the surface with a range of 450 km.

The Pakistani Prime Minister Shekhbaz Sharif said that he was pleased with “full military readiness for national defense.”

“A successful launch of training clearly shows that Pakistan’s defense is in a strong hand,” he said in his statement.

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The launch of missile training was carried out after the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi said that he gave “complete operational freedom” to his military in order to react to attacks on April 22 in Palgam, as a result of which 26 people were killed.

Pakistan denied some kind of participation and called for an independent investigation.

Last week, Islamabad warned of air strikes that would soon come from their neighboring countries, and have repeatedly confirmed that they would respond to violence as a result of each aggression by India.