ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Army has successfully conducted a test launch of the extended-range version of the Fatah-2 missile, featuring advanced navigation systems and modern avionics, according to an official statement.
The weapon system is designed to strike targets with high precision and is equipped with advanced trajectory and manoeuvrability capabilities intended to overcome enemy missile defence systems.
With its extended range, the Fatah-2 ER is expected to enhance the Pakistan Army’s operational reach and its ability to engage targets at greater distances.
The test was witnessed by the Commander of the Army Rocket Force Command (ARFC), senior Pakistan Army officers, and scientists and engineers involved in the missile’s development.
The ARFC commander praised the scientists and engineers for their dedication, technical expertise and contribution to the successful test.
Following the launch, the president, prime minister, chief of army staff and chief of defence forces, along with the services chiefs, congratulated the scientists and engineers on the successful test of the extended-range Fatah-2 weapon system.
