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SAFRAH-IIS Drone Jammer System developed & designed indigenously by Pakistan 🇵🇰

Range: 1500m
Weight: 6.5 Kg


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PAF AL–MURTAJIZ UCAV
Codename: المُرتَجِز – The Prancing Horse

Namesake: The legendary steed of Imam Hussain (A.S.) – a symbol of speed, endurance, and unyielding resolve.

Overview:
The AlMurtajiz is Pakistan’s next-generation high-speed, low-observable Kamikaze UCAV, engineered for deep-strike operations in contested airspace. Built to slip under the enemy’s radar, it delivers decisive blows to strategic targets with precision and speed.

PERFORMANCE PROFILE:

Speed: Mach 0.7–0.9 (subsonic penetration mode)
Combat Radius: 500–750 km
Launch Method: Solid rocket booster for rapid acceleration
Propulsion: High-thrust turbofan engine
Guidance: INS + GPS, optional radar/IR seeker for terminal phase lock
Stealth Package: Reduced radar cross-section, terrain-hugging ingress profile
 
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KABUL BLUSTER — Al-Battar 2,000 lb Laser-Guided Bomb

Al-Battar 2,000 is a heavy precision munition in Pakistan’s guided-weapons family, combining a large blast/fragmentation warhead with laser terminal guidance for accurate effects against fixed, hardened targets.


Key attributes:
Type: Heavy laser-guided glide bomb (approx. 2,000 lb / ~910 kg class)
Warhead: Large high-explosive blast/fragmentation charge optimized for hardened structures, bunkers, aircraft shelters and logistics hubs

Guidance: Semi-active laser seeker for terminal homing; may be supported by inertial/GNSS aids depending on platform integration

Delivery: Air-dropped from manned strike aircraft or integrated with unmanned strike platforms; glide/fins enable controlled standoff release profiles

Intended effects: Deliberate, high-lethality strikes against high-value fixed targets with reduced collateral risk when target is laser-designated at terminal phase

Tactical value: Provides heavy precision strike capability for runway denial, neutralisation of hardened facilities and defeat of concentrated logistics nodes

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Warrior Anti-drone Air Burst Ammunitions - BULARMAS

https://youtu.be/xKVAOCxf6cQ Presentations 14.5x114mm Warior Anti-Drone Air Brust Cartridge WABAD EN14.5x114mm Warior Anti-Drone Air Brust Cartridge WABAD FR 23x152mm Warior Anti-Drone Air Brust Cartridge WABAD EN 23x152mm Warior Anti-Drone Air Brust Cartridge WABAD FR
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This French company is offering airburst, 14.5-114 calibre rounds for Soviet/Chinese ZPU AA guns. I wonder if we ought to reverse engineer our ZPUs and produce them at POF along with airburst rounds for anti-UAS purposes.
 
hasssanali8998 said:
has POF ever produced airburst rounds or are u saying we should buy and get TOT for them from the french company
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Whatever works. Didn't Salman from POF say they were manufacturing ammo for our Oerlikons 35mm guns? Was that AHEAD? Maybe I'm just imagining it.
 
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has POF ever produced airburst rounds or are u saying we should buy and get TOT for them from the french company
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Yes, I'm not imagining it. He didn't mention which type, though. Let me know if you find out.
 
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