Pakistan Tests 450 km Firepower Missile, Heightening Military Tensions

International News: Pakistan on Monday successfully tested a 120 -km fire -capacity surface -to -surface missile. The Pakistani Army objected to this test to ensure the operational readiness of the soldiers and to test the advanced navigation system and accuracy of the missile. This test of Pakistan is an important step towards further strengthening its military capacity, which is ready to respond to any possible attack.

Pakistani army reaction and recognition of parameters

According to the Pakistani Army, this missile test proved that Pakistan has further strengthened its military preparations. The Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Chairman and Army Chief congratulated the soldiers, scientists and engineers involved in this test and accepted the army's readiness to thwart any invasion against the regional integrity of Pakistan. At the same time, Pakistan made it clear through this test that it is adopting new techniques to make its military strength more effective.

Concern India's silence and response

This test was the second major test from Pakistan after last Saturday. Earlier, Pakistan had tested the Abdali ballistic missile with a 450 -km firepower. India did not give any formal response to this, but the authorities saw it as a careless provocative action. Especially after Prime Minister Modi's statement, when he has given full freedom of retaliation to the army under any circumstances, these tests of Pakistan have increased the possibility of military reaction in India.

Pakistan & India's growing activities in military preparations

Pakistan's army has started intensive practice and live firing in the Arabian Sea to further strengthen its military strength. Meanwhile, the Indian Navy is also busy with its exercises on the western coast. Amid growing military tension between the two countries, some international powers such as Iran and Russia are trying to reduce tension between the two countries.

Iran and Russia's arbitration effort

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who visited Pakistan, held bilateral talks with the aim of reducing tension between India and Pakistan. He also met Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari. This step from Iran is an indication that some countries have to play an active role in reducing tension between the two. At the same time, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavarov also interacted with Pakistan and said that Russia is ready to actively work to resolve the increasing tension between Pakistan and India.