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India : India's undersea missile test a surprise for Pakistan that cannot be matched easily

Author: idrw team | 27 February 2008 | Views: 473

BY : indiadaily

Indian undersea missile is developed indigenously by DRDO of India. It is nerve wrecking happening for Pakistan. It cannot be matched so easily as only four other countries have the capabilities. India is the fifth country after the US, Russia, France and China to possess such a capability.

According to Pakistan, India's test launch of a nuclear-capable undersea ballistic missile could trigger a fresh arms race in the region.

But the fact is that China has refused to provide the capability to Pakistan. India plans deploying nuclear weapons at sea. Now Pakistan is on a fix what to do.

Most of Pakistan's technology is borrowed from China and sometimes through North Korea. China is not providing the same support to thwart India any more.

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