Pakistan successfully conducted a test of its extended-version Fatah-4 cruise missile, which can hit long-range targets. The missile was able to validate various technical parameters, enhancing its precision and survivability. High-ranking military officials and government leaders were present to witness the launch and praised the effort. The Fatah-4 missile, operating at low altitudes, aims to evade detection from air defenses. Pakistan successfully conducted a test of its extended-version Fatah-4 cruise missile, which can hit long-range targets. The missile was able to validate various technical parameters, enhancing its precision and survivability. High-ranking military officials and government leaders were present to witness the launch and praised the effort. The Fatah-4 missile, operating at low altitudes, aims to evade detection from air defenses.
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