The recent launches of Pakistan Hatf-IV and Hatf-VI come
days after India announced that it had test-fired a nuclear-capable cruise
missile from Balasore in Odisha state. The missile, with the name of Nirbhay,
has a range of over 700 kilometres.
Again on November 9, India had announced that it had
successfully test-launched long-range nuclear-capable strategic ballistic
missile, Agni-II.
India's Agni-II ballistic missile |
The test-launches of the nuclear-capable missiles come at a
time when both India and Pakistan are engaged in fights along the Line of
Control (LoC) and the working boundary and also as India has conveyed to China
that it could no longer be issued warnings by anyone saying the South Asian
nation was now immensely powerful and held a prominent position on the
international stage.
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