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Disarmament Diplomacy
Issue No. 23, February 1998
New Pakistan Missile Reported
On 10 February, reports in Pakistan spoke of the successful testing
by Pakistan of a surface-to-surface missile with a range of 900
miles (1,500 kilometres). According to the reports - developed at
the Kahuta laboratories - the missile was tested on 18 January,
with four further tests planned in February and March.
The reports quoted an unnamed Pakistan government official as
referring to the missile as "a major accomplishment."
Report: Pakistan develops hi-tech missile, United
Press International, 10 February.
© 1998 The Acronym Institute.
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