Pakistan successfully tests launch of extended version of Fatah-IV cruise missile: ISPR

The Pakistan military successfully tested the extended version of the Fatah-IV ground-launched cruise missile on Tuesday, according to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The statement highlighted that the advanced cruise missile, equipped with sophisticated avionics and navigation systems, is capable of hitting targets at greater distances with exceptional accuracy and destructive force.

The test confirmed the advanced capabilities of various subsystems designed to improve precision and survivability. The launch was observed by senior Pakistani Army officials, alongside scientists and engineers from the developing agency. The statement also noted the commendation of the successful test by President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Chief of Army Staff, Chief of Defence Forces, and all service chiefs, who appreciated the technical expertise, dedication, and commitment of the team behind this achievement.

In May, the Army Rocket Force Command conducted a successful test firing of the Fatah-IV missile. Additionally, a month prior, they performed a training launch of the Fateh-II missile system. In the same month of testing, the Pakistan Navy successfully fired a locally developed anti-ship ballistic missile, capable of engaging distant targets.

The Pakistan Army had also conducted a training launch of the Fatah-IV cruise missile in September 2025, achieving a range of 750 kilometers.