Islamabad: The Pakistani army said on Monday May 5 on Monday, May, he had a missile test with a 120 km range, the second launch in two days as a Tensions with India have climbed the disputed cashmere.
New Delhi blamed Islamabad to have supported a deadly attack on tourists on the Indian side of cashmere last month, causing a new dead end between nuclear neighbors.
“The launch aimed to ensure the operational preparation of the troops and to validate the key technical parameters, including the advanced missile navigation system and increased precision,” the army said in a statement.
On Saturday, the army said that it had tested a surface surface missile with a range of 450 km.
He did not say where one or the other of the tests took place.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said he was satisfied with the “full preparation of the military for national defense”.
“The launch of successful training clearly shows that the defense of Pakistan is in strong hands,” he said in a statement.
The launch of the missile training comes after the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that he had given his soldiers “operational freedom” April 22 Attack in Pahalgam who killed 26 people.
Pakistan denied any involvement and called for an independent probe.
Islamabad warned an imminent air strike last week from his neighbor and said on several occasions that he would forcefully respond to any assault by India.
International pressure was stacked in New Delhi and Islamabad – who fought several wars in the disputed region of cashmere – to defuse.
