These are 9 Pakistani nuclear missiles that can be eliminated by India

Islamabad – When India and Pakistan Air battles were involved last week, many experts expressed fears that the conflict could turn into Nuclear war is comprehensive.

In fact, Islamic officials openly threatened to use nuclear weapons to eliminate New Deli if they attacked a large scale.

The Indian media made a warning and threat curious, where Pakistan’s nuclear weapons were hidden, and how strong the missiles of nuclear warheads were.

Pakistani military consistently retain the details of nuclear weapons. But some of them were disclosed when shown in military events.

9 Pakistani nuclear missiles that can be felt by India

Following the Pakistani missiles, both short and floor long distances that can bring nuclear warheads to enemy areas:

1. Rocket Shakhin-I/A (HATF-4)

2. Missile nasr (HATF-9)

3. Rocket Abdali (HATF-2)

4. Gaunavi Rocket (Hatf-3)

5. Rocket Ghauri (Hatf-5)

6. Rocket Shakhin-2 (HATF-6).

7. Shakhin-3 missiles

8. Rocket of Abdali

9. Rocket Babur (HATF-7)

Allegations of the location of the nuclear weapons of Pakistan

According to various messages, quoted India.comMost Pakistani nuclear weapons were connected in a complex of storage of Sargodha weapons.

The complex guarded by F-16 fighter fighters is allegedly located at the Sargodha air base. Another alleged place is the Shahbaz air base in Jacobabad. Two sites are the main base of the Pakistani Air Force (PAF).

According to the report on the nuclear reference book of Pakistan for 2023, the satellite image of the canton of the Pakistani army, their air base also gave instructions in which nuclear weapons were hidden.

In addition, Pakistan has a Uranus enrichment factory in Kahut, Wau, Chashma and Khushaba, Nilor, Fatech Dzhange and Garhaval, which, of course, can be a potential goal for the Indian military if a large war came out.

Pakistan has four reactors enriching heavy water at Khushab’s nuclear factory in Penjab, while the secret nuclear factory is located in Fatechi Dzhanga on the hills, when Chitta is a gift near Islamabad – where Pakistan makes missiles and launchers that can carry nuclear explosions upstream and important systems necessary long distances.