Question: does the pakistani bomb work reliably?
Nuclear bomb are some of them most complex devices ever created. They need a lot maintenance to stay alive, and a LOT of very expensive care go in just making them work.
Pakistan has the brain power to design such a device, but does it have enough technological werewithal to keep the bombs alive and operational?
Also, if Iran has no intention of ever using its bomb, why would Israel have to "behave" then?
You disprove your own affirmations... and prove the point the "zionists" are making...
The delivery systems are definitely reliable, in the third generation of development. The White Falcon-III solid fuel delivery system was last tested on March 9, 2015 with a range of 2,750 km.
That covers all of India, the Stans, Iran, Eastern Iraq, Eastern Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, the Emirates and Western China.
Israel is well outside the strike zone and that's why you don't hear them bitching about Pakistan's nuclear program. Pakistan can only potentially bomb other brown people, a few Asians some camel herding Moslems so who who cares.
That said, nuclear missiles are definitely an effective deterrent against all out war. Neither side will engage the other because of the risk that the other might deploy their nuclear missiles.
Pakistan spends about 50% of the federal budget on defense. Since the nuclear program was developed in 1972 they have about 120 warheards, solid and liquid fuel surface to surface medium range missile systems.
The warheads work too, rest assured, as proven by a series of underground nuclear tests in the late 90's.
Pakistan's plans for the future include the development of sea-based short range nuclear delivery systems enabling second strike in the event that primary missile sites are neutralized by an attacking force.
These have not yet been revealed.
