Pakistan Missiles - Updates, News & Discussion

[ViperStrike]

@Oscar
What would be the unit cost of Shaheen series of missiles?.

 

[falcon34]

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These figures seem exaggerated for systems that produced locally. My bet, $300-700k for S1 and S2 whilst $1m for S3.

 

[Bentley777]

Bro your gonna take words of these incompetent jeets that they intercepted F1s

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To this day and time they haven't been able to provide us with any debris of F1s missiles so where they went???.
The fact of the matter is C&C if those bases were targeted not runways hence the Indians said loss of personal at bhuj, pathankot, Adampur and udhampur, If the jeets are acknowledging they were hit at these places it's but safe to assume all 26 targets were thoroughly screwed in one way or the other, rest I leave it to you to ponder.

Crux is be better in conventional missile fire power next time so results will be more better and decisive point i tried to make. Of course we hitted some targets that we wanted with desired results no body in the world can have 100 percent interception rate only jeets can believe that inspired by bollywood.

 

[Oscar]

Bro your gonna take words of these incompetent jeets that they intercepted F1s

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To this day and time they haven't been able to provide us with any debris of F1s missiles so where they went???.
The fact of the matter is C&C if those bases were targeted not runways hence the Indians said loss of personal at bhuj, pathankot, Adampur and udhampur, If the jeets are acknowledging they were hit at these places it's but safe to assume all 26 targets were thoroughly screwed in one way or the other, rest I leave it to you to ponder.

You mistaking ad nauseum repetition to subvert fact and truth as incompetence.

 

[StormBreaker]

lol

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[Ak01]

These figures seem exaggerated for systems that produced locally. My bet, $300-700k for S1 and S2 whilst $1m for S3.

locally assembled/produced using imported materials.

 

[Peerzada]

locally assembled/produced using imported materials.

We need to learn from Iran, I don’t understand how they managed to produce at such cheap cost. Pataramesh , an Iranian twitter handle posted a figure ( I don’t remember now) for Iranian BMs which was very low.

 

[Ak01]

We need to learn from Iran, I don’t understand how they managed to produce at such cheap cost. Pataramesh , an Iranian twitter handle posted a figure ( I don’t remember now) for Iranian BMs which was very low.

he talks shit most of the time

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

USA intelligence report

» Pakistan regards India as an existential threat and will continue to pursue its military modernization effort, including the development of battlefield nuclear weapons, to offset India’s conventional military advantage.

» Pakistan is modernizing its nuclear arsenal and maintaining the security of its nuclear materials and nuclear command and control. Pakistan almost certainly procures WMD applicable goods from foreign suppliers and intermediaries.

» Pakistan primarily is a recipient of China’s economic and military largesse, and Pakistani Forces conduct multiple combined military exercises every year with China’s PLA, including anew air exercise completed in November 2024.

Foreign materials and technology supporting Pakistan’s WMD programs are very likely acquired primarily from suppliers in China, and sometimes are transshipped through Hong Kong, Singapore, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates. However, terrorist attacks targeting Chinese workers who support China-Pakistan Economic Corridor projects has emerged as a point of friction between the countries; seven Chinese nationals were killed in Pakistan in 2024.

https://armedservices.house.gov/uploadedfiles/2025_dia_statement_for_the_record.pdf

 

[Bentley777]

We need to learn from Iran, I don’t understand how they managed to produce at such cheap cost. Pataramesh , an Iranian twitter handle posted a figure ( I don’t remember now) for Iranian BMs which was very low.

For that GHQ & SPD folks have to accept that our missile arsenal needs total overhaul. new projects should be started.

 

[Rational Philosopher]

For that GHQ & SPD folks have to accept that our missile arsenal needs total overhaul. new projects should be started.

True but I think Fatah series of missiles is a step in the right direction. Fatah 2 is said to be 400km precision strike missile with less than 10m CEP and some degree of maneuverability, and they announced Fatah 4 also which will have a 700km range.

If they can continue expanding on the ranges and introduce maneuvering warhead (MaRV) like the DF-21D/DF-26, then it will be a pretty decent ballistic arsenal.

Apart from this air/ship launched versions of the above, research into hypersonic glide vehicles and hypersonic cruise missiles can build a formidable arsenal.

 

[Pogic]

For that GHQ & SPD folks have to accept that our missile arsenal needs total overhaul. new projects should be started.

I think it has been known that we were lacking in conventional missile capability but it was never really seen as an issue because the I don't think anybody really expected India to completely disregard the escalation ladder and start volleying missiles. However, with the new realities its quite clear to everyone that an overhaul is due. Question is should nuclear missile development take priority or conventional missile development?

 

[Rational Philosopher]

The Iskander-M has been wrecking havoc in Ukraine even against top of the line US air defence.

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[Peerzada]

he talks shit most of the time

We need to learn from Iran, I don’t understand how they managed to produce at such cheap cost. Pataramesh , an Iranian twitter handle posted a figure ( I don’t remember now) for Iranian BMs which was very low.

but the way Iran fired missiles at Israel and the way houthi fire it suggest that it does not cost them much. I saw some satellite pictures of one of their missile factory. They really were making a lot. And Hajizadeh was saying that their constraint is space for storage not money.

he talks shit most of the time

but the way Iran fired missiles at Israel and the way houthi fire it suggest that it does not cost them much. I saw some satellite pictures of one of their missile factory. They really were making a lot. And Hajizadeh was saying that their constraint is space for storage not money.

 

[Bentley777]

I think it has been known that we were lacking in conventional missile capability but it was never really seen as an issue because the I don't think anybody really expected India to completely disregard the escalation ladder and start volleying missiles. However, with the new realities its quite clear to everyone that an overhaul is due. Question is should nuclear missile development take priority or conventional missile development?

Simple find more funds both should and have to go hand in hand.