By Khawaja Hamza

Rawalpindi, The Pakistan Army has successfully conducted a test launch of the Fatah-2 Extended Range (ER) missile, featuring advanced navigation systems and state-of-the-art avionics, according to a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

The ISPR stated that the Fatah-2 ER weapon system is designed to engage targets with high precision. Its distinctive flight trajectory and manoeuvrability are intended to enable it to overcome enemy missile defence systems.

The extended-range version of the Fatah-2 will further enhance the Pakistan Army’s operational reach and capability to engage targets at greater distances, including deep targets. The system’s advanced navigation and avionics are key features intended to support accurate target engagement.

The test launch was witnessed by the Commander of the Army Rocket Force Command (ARFC), senior officers of the Pakistan Army, and the scientists and engineers involved in the development of the weapon system.

Following the successful launch, the Commander of the ARFC appreciated the dedication, technical expertise and professional commitment demonstrated by the scientists and engineers who contributed to the development and testing of the missile.

The President and Prime Minister of Pakistan, the Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defence Forces, and the chiefs of the armed services congratulated the scientists and engineers on the successful test launch of the extended-range version of the Fatah-2 weapon system.

The successful test marks a development in Pakistan Army’s missile capabilities, particularly in terms of extended range, precision targeting and manoeuvrability.