The US raises concerns. but analysts say Pakistan’s missile programme focuses on India, which has longer-range missiles.

United States of America (USA) raised concerns over Pakistan’s missile and nuclear capabilities, prompting a sharp response from the latter. While rejecting the allegations, Islamabad has once again brought India into the discussion,

Gabbard stressed that America's nuclear deterrent holds strong against major threats, yet Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, Pakistan are racing ahead with cutting-edge missile programs—novel and conventional alike—fitted with nuclear or conventional payloads that now threaten US homeland directly.

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Hypersonic weapons are alarming on their own—but there is little evidence that Pakistan has built the underlying technology that makes them truly lethal. In November of this year, the Pakistani Navy staged what it called a “first at-sea launch” of ...

The US has raised fresh concerns over Pakistan's long-range ballistic missile program. Pakistan's missile program has been historically focused on India. Now, the US fears that Islamabad is looking to expand its scope.