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The Indian are still at a very primitive stage of testing an easiest config hypersonic weapon.
We give a dam if Indians can make hypersonic or we need to main the edge on them and for that we need these missiles and need them now.
 
Is there a high chance that the fatah 3 would be shown at the 23 march parade?(4 months left lol)its test was conducted but no upclose pic was shown??
 


Turkey said it is ready to share the hypersonic technology with Pakistan..

All major ballistic missiles are hypersonic even the V2 of ww2 was hypersonic at termianl stage...but it depends on the trajectory....the tayfun is just an iskander type ballistic missile with a normal trjectory not a quasi ballistic trajectory....our ballistic program is more advanced then the turks and im pretty sure in it
 
All major ballistic missiles are hypersonic even the V2 of ww2 was hypersonic at termianl stage...but it depends on the trajectory....the tayfun is just an iskander type ballistic missile with a normal trjectory not a quasi ballistic trajectory....our ballistic program is more advanced then the turks and im pretty sure in it

Hi, the Rokestan Tayfun seems to be a simple ballistic missile, but I could be wrong. In this day and age you need to have a quasi-ballistic missile trajectory to evade air defenses. The article below from BBC explains this well.





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Hi, following on my last post, the Pakistan Fatah II series claim to have a low-level evasive trajectory. But then again, India claims to have intercepted all of them...


"Fatah-II – with a maximum strike range of 400 km – is equipped with a “navigation system, unique trajectory, and maneuverable features, which make the launcher capable of engaging targets with high precision and defeating any missile defence system”, ISPR said."
 

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