6th September Pakistan Defence Day

About Pakistani Missiles

Hatf-1


HatafII - Abdali


Hataf III - Ghaznavi


Haraf III Ghaznavi


Hataf IV Shaheen - I


Hataf V Ghauri


Hataf VI - Shaeen - I

Hataf VI Shaheen - II photographed at IDEAS 2006 Defence Exhibition


Hataf VII - Babur (Cruise Missile)


The Durandal anti-runway missile

Inventory of Pakistani Missiles

Designation	Other Name	Range	Payload	Status	Inventory
	Hatf-I/IA	80/100 km	500 kg	Deployed	1000+
Abdali	Hatf-II	180 km	500 kg	Deployed, Under production	800
Ghaznavi	Hatf-III	290 km	500 kg	Deployed, Under production	1100+
Shaheen-I	Hatf-IV	750 km	750 kg	Deployed, Under production	705-1150
Ghauri-I	Hatf-V	1500 km	700-1000 kg	Deployed, Under production	1100+
Ghauri-II	Hatf-VA	2,000km, More range with lighter payload.	1200 kg	Operational, Under production	1100+
Shaheen-II	Hatf-VI	2,500km, More range with lighter payload.	1000+ kg	Deployed, Under production	2100+
Babur	Hatf-VII	700 km	500 kg	Deployed, Cruise Missile	12000
Ghauri-III	Hatf-VIII	4,000 km	2500+ kg	Operational, Under production
M-11		300 km	500 kg	In service	1000
Shaheen-III		3,600+ km	1000+ kg	Operational, Under production
Tipu Sultan		5,000+ km	1500 kg	under development

Note: Every missile can carry a Nuclear Warhead.
The Chinese – made M – 11 Missile is in service too, which is a Short Range Ballistic Missile with a maximum range of 300 km. It uses solid fuel and can carry a payload of around 500 kg.
It has been recently reported by the Pakistani Press (Daily Jang) that Pakistan has the ability to use MIRVs on its missiles. This has been seen as possibly the greatest Pakistani Military achievement to date. It has also been reported that Pakistan would likely use MIRVs on its Shaheen – II and Ghauri – II missiles.