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[Tariq Habib Afridi]

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Has the CM400akg been acquired with TOT or it's still being bought of the shelf by PAF.
Is the AR warhead Pakistani origin or Chinese.
The ground launched SY400 SRM has a range of 400kms, CM400akg is based on this missile the unrestricted version of CM400akg would have range of at least 500kmView attachment 146013

let me tell you what i am thinking from past many months after 7-10th may 2025. that maybe maybe CM400akg has a range more than 400km but officially claimed as 250km? that is why S400 are hit when fighter aircrafts were long outside his range?

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[Princeps]

let me tell you what i am thinking from past many months after 7-10th may 2025. that maybe maybe CM400akg has a range more than 400km but officially claimed as 250km? that is why S400 are hit when fighter aircrafts were long outside his range?

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Nope. And even if CM400 had a longer range, you'd fire it as close to the target as you can to give it maximum impact mach and difficulty to intercept. What good is range when your missile becomes easily interceptable.

 

[Tariq Habib Afridi]

Nope. And even if CM400 had a longer range, you'd fire it as close to the target as you can to give it maximum impact mach and difficulty to intercept. What good is range when your missile becomes easily interceptable.

this is also true. Thanks I haven't thought of this.

 

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