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Why India Keeps Violating Pakistan’s Sovereignty – This time with Brahmos

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It could also be PNA’s MS aircraft E190

Last week IAF recently postponed the largest exercise probably due to the failure of these missiles. There might be other perspectives as well because this unfolded at every critical time recently an Indian navy submarine was detected in Pakistan’s EZZ and forced to surface. Plus, the Direction of the missile was towards a sensitive installment. This could be a readiness test at the expense of 20 crore Indian Rupees.

This is an extremely dangerous incident in which India deliberately fire its missile inside Pakistan probably to test Pakistan’s nuclear Response time and strategy and to apply its first attack doctrine. To hide the embarrassment, the army is trivializing it as a test gone wrong. It made an impact 124 inside Pakistan. So what the hell your air defense was doing at that time? Why does our air defence fail to intercept the Missile? What was the HQ 09 defense were doing at that time? According to former veteran of the Afghan war,

Pakistan‘s entire nuclear response doctrine was put to test last night….& it failed.

Mr. Zaid Hamid

Brahmos can launch nuclear warheads from land, air, water, and underwater India completed its nuclear triad when Brahmos was test-fired from a Sukhoi-30 fighter aircraft. After the inclusion of India in MTCR it is most probable that the range of Brahmos will be increased. Even if the Indian surface-to-surface missile test went wrong (as being said from seeing its deflection from projectile discourse), here are some questions to ask:

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