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{{Infobox_Missile|
name=Shaheen IRBM |
image=Shaheen-2.jpg |
Function=Intermediate Range ] |
Contractor= National Defence Complex (NDC) |
Unit_cost=NA |
Deployment=6 March 2003 |
Engine=Solid Propellant Fuel |
Launch_mass=25,000 kg
Re-Entry Vehicle Mass: 1,050 kg |
Length=17.5 m |
Diameter=1.4 m |
Wing_span=NA|
Speed= Mach 10|
Range= Shaheen 1: 750 km
Shaheen 2: 2,500 km |
Flying_altitude=|
Warhead=Conventional HE/Nuclear 1000 kg |
Guidance=Terminal|
Fuzes=NA |
Launch_platform=Vertical Launch System (VLS)|
}}

The '''Shaheen''' ] was developed by National Defence Complex (NDC), a subsidiary of the ] Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) which was formed in 1993, under the guidance of Dr. Samar Mubarik Mand. The Shaheen missile is an ] (IRBM) with an optimal range of 2500 km. Sources indicate that Pakistan is preparing to launch a ] (BM) with a range of 3000+ km.Shaheen missile is very accurate and has a ] of 50 meters.

The Shaheen missile can carry both a conventional and non-conventional payload. It is powered by a solid propellant engine; making it a fast response weapon as compared to ] or ]. Other missiles currently in the service of Pakistan are; Hatf 1A (BRBM), Abdali (BRBM), Ghaznavi (SRBM), Ghauri (IRBM).

Pakistan has also Indigenously developed a ] ] in response to India's ] cruise missile. The Brahmos cruise missile was the result of collaboration between India and Russia.


== See also ==

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