Comparison … What are the nuclear capabilities of Pakistan and Israel?

Pakistan relies on the doctrine of “trusted deterrence”, which allows it to use any weapon in its arsenal to protect its interests in the event of an assault. Pakistani capabilities are based on medium-range ballistic missiles, such as “Shaheen-III”, which reaches 2750 km, in addition to developing missiles capable of carrying multiple heads such as the “Ababil” missile. Pakistan is also seeking to develop the ability to launch nuclear missiles from the sea, which complements the traditional “nuclear trinity”. As for Israel, it is considered the only country in the Middle East with nuclear weapons, where its stock is estimated at about 90 warplanes, with feasibility materials that are sufficient to produce between 100 to 200 heads. Israel maintains the policy of “nuclear ambiguity”, where it does not confirm and does not deny possession of nuclear weapons, and declares It will not be the first country to enter nuclear weapons into the region. It depends on the “nuclear trinity” in its strategy, as its nuclear missiles are launched from the F-15 and F-16 combat aircraft, and the “Dolphin” submarines equipped with Cruise missiles, and the “Jericho” ballistic missiles whose range ranges between the average and distant. Pakistan is distinguished by its focus on its focus on Regional defense against India, while Israel focuses on deterrence in a multilateral regional security context, with greater flexibility in maritime and air operations. Pakistan also uses fissile nuclear warheads that depend on uranium and plutonium, while Israel mainly depends on high -quality plutonium. (Russia today)