Pakistan tests long-range missile a week after India's

Pakistan has tested today in the Indian Ocean a long-range ballistic missile with nuclear capability and the name "Shaheen 1A ', officials said in a statement that described the trial of' success'. The launch of the missile, whose range is not exactly accurate, comes a week after India, Pakistan's neighbor and rival, launched a long-range nuclear-capable and the name of 'Agni', which has a radius of 5,000 km . In the statement indicates that the 'Shaheen 1A' is an improved version 'in technique and range' the 'Shaheen 1'. The launch follows that the various Indian media report on Monday that, after the Indian test with the 'Agni', Pakistan was preparing to try to turn this week a new missile, and was informed in advance of trial to India. The governments of Islamabad and New Delhi remain locked in an arms race for supremacy in South Asia, where their countries are the only nuclear powers in the region.India and Pakistan are disputed region of Kashmir and have fought three wars in 1947, 1965 and 1971, apart from some minor armed conflicts since reached 65 years ago independence after the British division of the Indian subcontinent.