Pakistan tests extended-range Fatah-2 missile, military says
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Pakistan's military says it has tested an extended-range Fatah-2 missile; independent performance details have not been released.
Key takeaways
Pakistan's military says it has tested an extended-range Fatah-2 missile; independent performance details have not been released.
What happened
Pakistan's military said on 13 October that it successfully test-launched the Fatah-2 extended-range missile. ISPR described new navigation and avionics features and said senior army officers, scientists and engineers witnessed the test. Those capability claims come from the military; independent technical verification and a precise range were not provided in the cited reports.
Why it matters
The launch signals continued investment in Pakistan's long-range strike programme. Readers should distinguish a confirmed announcement of a test from independently measured performance.
What to watch
Watch for any official technical specifications, outside assessments and regional responses.
Sources
- Dawn | https://www.dawn.com/news/2036882
- Associated Press of Pakistan | https://www.app.com.pk/national/pakistan-successfully-tests-hypersonic-ballistic-missile-fatah-2/
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