Talk:CM-400
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Air-breathing engine
[edit]Where is a credible source that proves this missile has an air-breathing engine (e.g. turbojet)? If you cannot find one, then this is not a cruise missile. Arado (talk) 11:27, 19 March 2026 (UTC)
No neutral and credible source provided.
[edit]You have provided no neutral and credible source to conclude the fact that "it failed to his its intended target and was discovered in a nearby field".
Moreover, the Indian air chief confirmed it in this video uploaded by an Indian news agency (ANI) that at least 2-4 anti-radiation (CM-400AKG) struck where the Indian systems were earlier.
Would you mind to check it out at 1:30?
"To 2-4 [anti-radiation] weapon aesi jagah gire hain jahan hamara system pehle tha."
CM-400AKG suits this scenario perfectly because Pakistan only has these long-range ARMs to target Indian S-400. Hammadarif1947 (talk) 11:00, 23 March 2026 (UTC)
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