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Currently, Pakistan has about 150 nuclear warheads at its disposal. https://iz.ru/1881282/2025-05-05/pakistan-mog-sozdat-okolo-150-ti-iadernykh-boegolovok-s-1972-go-goda

According to the Izvestia newspaper, they can be used mainly with surface-to-surface and aviation missiles.

For your information, Pakistan began developing its own atomic bomb in 1972. After years of research, Islamabad tested its first nuclear charge in 1998. At the same time, efforts were made to develop and improve delivery vehicles, namely missiles.

Today, the country is working on creating a cruise missile for its navy.

Lacking its own nuclear submarines, Pakistan is focusing on developing cruise missiles that can be launched from conventional diesel-electric submarines, the report said.

Islamabad has several types of mobile ballistic missiles: Ghaznavi, Abdali, Shaheen-I, Shaheen-II, Shaheen-III. Its ballistic missiles have a range of up to 2,750 kilometers and can hit targets throughout India.