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🚨🇵🇰🦅OSINT reports suggest the PAF is eyeing the PL-17 long-range missile, while the PL-16 could further strengthen the J-10C fleet. With enhanced anti-jamming performance and extended reach, it would significantly boost Pakistan’s beyond-visual-range combat capability.

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⭕ Pakistan Unveils Advanced Canister Launched Abdali Missile with Extended 450km Range In a major leap forward for its tactical missile capability, Pakistan has successfully test-fired an advanced canister-based version of its Abdali short-range ballistic missile, now boasting an extended range of 450 kilometers. The new missile marks a significant evolution from its predecessor, offering enhanced mobility, survivability, and strike precision. The earlier Abdali system had a maximum range of 180 km and was mounted on a Soviet-era MAZ-587 chassis using a rail-type launch system. This older setup required longer launch preparations and was less adaptable to rapid response scenarios. In stark contrast, the upgraded Abdali missile is launched from a modern Chinese origin Taian truck and stored in a sealed canister—reflecting a contemporary shift toward quicker, more secure, and more mobile missile deployments. 🔹Key Upgrades Over Previous Version: 🔹Extended Range: The new Abdali can strike targets up to 450 km away—more than doubling the reach of the earlier model. 🔹Canister Based Launch System: Offers faster reaction time, all-weather capability, and improved safety during storage and handling. 🔹High Mobility Platform: The Taian launcher ensures better on-road and off-road performance, enabling rapid repositioning and increased survivability. 🔹Improved Accuracy and Reliability: While classified, the missile is believed to incorporate upgraded guidance systems for more precise targeting. This successful test underscores Pakistan’s continued efforts to modernize its strategic forces, signaling enhanced battlefield flexibility and deterrent capability in an evolving regional security landscape.

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🇨🇳⚡🇵🇰 J35A The Gyr falcon 🦅 J-35A - The next advanced Chinese weapon that is set to join Pakistan’s airforce fleet by 2026. The J-35A is stealth-capable, fifth-generation multirole combat aircraft designed for all-weather operations, capable of both air dominance and strike missions. Twin-engine aircraft Speed of Mach 2.0, Surpasses the F-35's Mach 1.6. Equipped with advanced radar and sensor fusion systems. Enhanced situational awareness and precision targeting. Highly stealthy, able to evade Indian radar systems. With the J-35, the Pakistan air force can enter Indian air space and strike any targets with impunity, especially time sensitive ones like missile sites, missile launchers and airbases.

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🚨 BIG: 🇮🇳 India's next defence breakthrough could be powered by this homegrown engine Hyderabad-based Paninian India has unveiled the Yantur 4.5 kN turbofan engine programme, claiming it to be India's first privately developed compact turbofan engine in its class. The indigenous engine is being developed to power the company's SVAYATT-L1 long-range cruise missile and could also support future collaborative combat drones through higher-thrust variants. The programme has completed its conceptual and detailed design phases and is now progressing toward subsystem testing, validation and full engine certification, with the company aiming to strengthen India's indigenous defence propulsion capabilities.

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