Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Pakistan Tests Fatah-4 Missile: Range and Implications
Pakistan successfully tested the Fatah-4 missile, which can fly up to 750 kilometers.
This missile flies at a subsonic speed close to the ground to avoid radar.
The missile has advanced features including a GPS and an INS system to ensure accurate targeting.
Experts believe that this new missile is a signal to India.
The test was deemed successful by Pakistan, who said it strengthens their defense capabilities.
The missile is part of the Army Rocket Force Command.
Pakistan successfully test-fired the Fatah-4 missile.
The Fatah-4 has a range of approximately 750 kilometers.
The missile is equipped with advanced avionics and navigation systems.
Experts suggest the timing might be a signal to India.
The test was part of efforts to strengthen Pakistan's missile arsenal.
- Who
- Pakistan Army
- What
- Test-fired Fatah-4 missile
- When
- Tuesday, September 30
- Where
- Undisclosed location in Pakistan
- Why
- To enhance the reach, lethality, and survivability of Pakistan's conventional missile systems.
Pakistan's Perspective
Expert Analysis
Missile Capabilities and Claims
Pakistan's Perspective
Pakistan's ISPR claims high accuracy and a range of 750km for the Fatah-4.
Expert Analysis
Experts suggest claims of accuracy and range should be viewed with caution until independently verified.
- Missile Name
- Fatah-4
- Test Type
- Successful Test Fire
- Range
- 750 kilometers
- Features
- Advanced avionics, terrain-hugging flight, and GPS/INS navigation
- Warhead
- Conventional Munitions
- Speed
- Subsonic (Mach 0.7)