Pakistan’s Army conducts a test launch of the extended-range Fatah-2 hypersonic ballistic missile, according to the military’s media wing, ISPR. The service says the weapon system is equipped with advanced navigation and state-of-the-art avionics, and is designed to engage targets with high precision. ISPR also says the missile’s trajectory and manoeuvrability help it defeat enemy missile-defence systems.
The test is described by some outlets as part of an evolving missile strategy amid regional security tensions. One report links the announcement to earlier developments in the context of India–Pakistan-related operations, while other coverage focuses more on the technical claims made by ISPR. ISPR says the launch was witnessed by senior army officers, scientists, engineers, and Army Rocket Force Command leadership, and that senior political and defence officials congratulated the teams. ISPR further states the test validated additional technical parameters for improved accuracy and survivability.
The reports do not provide independent verification of performance claims or details on the test range or location.
