Which hypersonic missile was fired by Pakistan on India? Attack failed badly, trouble in the world

Islamabad: Pakistan had claimed the ceasefire before the ceasefire had fired a hypersonic missile targeting India’s air defense system. He even said in the claim that India’s S-400 missile system has been destroyed in his hypersonic missile attack. However, India exposed this claim of Pakistan and said that no air defense system including S-400 of India has been damaged. In such a situation, the question arises that Pakistan had fired the hypersonic missile on India.

What did India tell on Pakistan’s claim

In India’s press briefing, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh said, “Pakistan has constantly attempted to conduct malicious misinformation campaign, in which destroying the Indian S-400 system in Adampur, destroying airfields in Suratgarh and Sirsa, destroying airfields in Sirsa, BrahMos Base in Nagrota, RT gun position in Dehranga in Nagrota, RT Gun Position and Chandigarh Forewards in Dehranga in Nagrota, and causing heavy losses of other military stations Claimed. India clearly dismisses these false stories being spread by Pakistan. “

Pakistan bought this missile from China

The hypersonic missile that Pakistan has claimed to be fired on India is named CM-400AKG. Pakistan bought this missile from China. The deal was revealed in February last year. Pakistan bought this missile especially for its JF-17 fighter aircraft. However, this missile is very valuable. There is no such situation in Pakistan that it can buy a large number of this missile.

Learn CM-400AKG missile

CM-400AKG is a Chinese-made supersonic anti-ship missile in the service of the Pakistani Air Force. It was developed and integrated with Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder fighter jets. It is designed for use against stable or slow -moving goals. The missile is called a “career killer”. Placed by single-phase solid-fuel rocket, this missile can reach a speed of Mac 4 during the final stage of the flight. CM-400akg contains 880-Lb (400-KG) warhead

Struggle in India-Pakistan

President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that India and Pakistan had agreed to “immediate and complete” ceasefire after talks with US mediation. He also claimed that this has been possible due to America’s mediation negotiations. The ceasefire of the US arbitration took place at a time when the military bases of each other were being targeted by the forces of India and Pakistan, causing the struggle to be severely increased.