The Pakistan Army successfully conducted a training launch of the newly inducted Fatah-4 Missile, an indigenously developed ground-launched cruise missile. The missile can strike targets up to 750 kilometers away, officials confirmed.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Fatah-4 Missile is equipped with advanced avionics and modern navigation systems. Its terrain-hugging design allows it to bypass enemy missile defenses while delivering highly accurate strikes.
The missile is part of the Army Rocket Force Command and is expected to strengthen the Pakistan Army’s conventional missile capabilities. It will enhance range, precision, and survivability of the armed forces’ missile arsenal.
The launch was observed by the Chief of General Staff, senior military officials, and teams of scientists and engineers who contributed to the missile’s development. Officials said the test demonstrates Pakistan Army’s commitment to modernizing its strategic defense capabilities.
Following the successful test, the President, Prime Minister, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, and service chiefs extended their congratulations to the troops, scientists, and engineers involved. The Pakistan Army praised the efforts of all teams who contributed to the development and successful launch of the Fatah-4 Missile.
Experts said the missile will play a crucial role in Pakistan’s strategic deterrence and conventional defense. Its precision strike capability and long range give the Pakistan Army a modern and reliable tool for safeguarding national security.
The successful test highlights Pakistan Army’s focus on indigenous defense development. Officials emphasized that such projects strengthen national defense and ensure the country’s preparedness against emerging security threats.
The Fatah-4 Missile is expected to enhance Pakistan Army’s operational flexibility and reinforce its missile-based strategic deterrence, maintaining the credibility of the country’s defense posture.
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