Overview
- The Army Rocket Force Command, which fired the Pakistan-made Fatah-4 on Thursday, reported a successful training launch of the ground-launched cruise missile.
- The military said the missile uses advanced avionics and modern navigational aids to hit long-range targets with high precision.
- ISPR said the exercise trained crews and checked key subsystems to improve accuracy and survivability in operational use.
- Senior officers, scientists, and engineers observed the firing, and national leaders later praised the teams behind the launch.
- The event continues a spring series of trials after April tests of the Fateh-II and the Navy’s Taimoor missile, with a 2025 Fatah-4 firing earlier reported at roughly 750 kilometers in range.