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This story is from January 10, 2017

Pakistan's Babur-3 cruise missile launch fake, say some Indian experts

A day after Pakistan announced the successful launch of the nuclear-capable Babur-3 cruise missile, Times Now today quoted a defence and satellite analyst as suggesting Islamabad country may have faked the launch.
Exposed: Pakistan faked nuclear test
A day after Pakistan announced the successful launch of the nuclear-capable Babur-3 cruise missile, Times Now today quoted a defence and satellite analyst as suggesting Islamabad country may have faked the launch.
Key Highlights
  • Pakistan fired its first submarine-launched cruise missile on Monday, the military said
  • The Pakistani military said the Babur-3 missile was "capable of delivering various types of payloads
NEW DELHI: A day after Pakistan announced the successful submarine launch of the nuclear-capable Babur-3 cruise missile , Times Now today quoted a defence and satellite analyst as suggesting Pakistan may have faked the launch.
The analyst, 'Raj', showed Times Now technical evidence to suggest Pakistan faked the missile video and using computer graphics to depict much of the weapon's flight.
Raj, who claims to be a satellite imagery analyst based in Mumbai, in a series of tweets, posted pictures with geo tags in purported proof of the allegedly fudged test.


The expose is likely to ruffle feathers in Pakistan, which would have been hoping to claim a fully operational nuclear-triad. The triad is a nuclear-armed nation's ability to deliver nuclear warheads from launch systems based on land, in the air and from sea.
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