Pakistan Successfully Tests Fatah-IV Missile

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan on Tuesday successfully test-fired the Fatah-IV cruise missile, marking a significant addition to the arsenal of the recently established Army Rocket Force Command (ARFC).

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the indigenously developed missile has a range of 750 kilometres and is equipped with state-of-the-art avionics and a modern navigational system.

The Fatah-IV is capable of penetrating enemy defence systems and striking targets with pinpoint accuracy, the ISPR said. Senior military officials, including the chief of general staff, witnessed the test.

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Experts say the new cruise missile will further enhance the reach, lethality and survivability of Pakistan Army’s conventional missile systems. With its advanced guidance and precision capabilities, the Fatah-IV is being termed a “game-changer” in national defence.

President Asif Ali Zardari congratulated the nation on the achievement, calling it another testament to Pakistan’s self-reliance. “The nation is proud of the determination and courage of its scientists and engineers,” he said, reaffirming that the country’s defence would remain invincible.