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The Fatah-4 is a 750 km ground-launched cruise missile (GLCM) derived from the strategic Babur platform. Featuring DSMAC guidance with 5 m CEP and terrain-hugging flight at 50 m altitude, it is the deepest-striking asset in the ARFC’s conventional inventory.
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The Fatah-3 is Pakistan’s ramjet-powered supersonic cruise missile (SSCM), revealed by ISPR in May 2026. Capable of sustained Mach 2.2–3.5 cruise, it closes the ‘BrahMos gap’ and represents the ARFC’s first supersonic-cruising strike capability.
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The Fatah-2 (Fatah-II) is a quasi-ballistic surface-to-surface missile with a 400 km domestic range, supersonic glide vehicle, and all-course manoeuvre capability. Sharing a 600 mm platform with the SMASH ASBM, the Fatah-2 is operational within the Army Rocket Force Command.
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The Fatah-1 is Pakistan’s first indigenously developed Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) with a range of 70–140 km and GPS/INS guidance. Combat-proven during the May 2025 India-Pakistan conflict, the Fatah-1 forms the shortest-range tier of the Army Rocket Force Command’s strike portfolio.
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