Pakistani and Indian Missile Forces
Both India and Pakistan have several intermediate and short missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
Pakistani Missiles
| Type | Range/Status | Warhead | |
|---|---|---|---|
| GHAURI | Medium-range, liquid fueled, nuclear capable ballistic missile | 1,000 miles with poor accuracy. Hours of preparation are needed before its use | One-ton nuclear or conventional. Fewer than 10 available |
| SHAHEEN | Medium-range, solid fueled, nuclear capable ballistic missile | 460 miles. Can be fired within a half hour. Has been flight tested, but not yet fielded. | One-ton nuclear or conventional |
| M-11/TARMUK | Short-range, nuclear capable ballistic missile | 190+ miles. Around 25-30 deployed. | 1.8 ton nuclear or conventional |
Indian Missiles
| Type | Range/Status | Warhead | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AGNI | Medium-range, solid fueled, nuclear capable two-stage ballistic missile | 1,500 miles. Can be fired within a half hour. Has been flight tested, but not yet fielded. | One-ton nuclear or conventional. |
| PRITHVI SS-250 | Short range, liquid fueled ballistic missile | 90 miles for the Army version. 150 miles for the Air Force version. Neither are currently nuclear capable. Six hours of preparation are needed before use. A submarine verion is in development. It is to have a range of 215 miles. | The army version can carry a one-ton warhead, the air force 1.1 ton. |

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