Pakistan has successfully tested its indigenous Fateh-II missile system. Pakistan Army issued an official statement regarding this on Tuesday. According to the Army, this missile was launched by the Army Rocket Force.
Pakistani Army said that modern technology and advanced guidance system have been used in this test, which has improved its operational capability and accuracy of hitting the target. The main objective of the test was to make the soldiers practice the operation of this system and to check various technical parameters.
According to the army statement, during this time it was also ensured that all the systems installed in the missile were functioning properly. Additionally, its accuracy and safety- performance were also evaluated.
Fateh-II is a guided multi-launch rocket system, which has been developed in Pakistan. Its estimated range is said to be around 400 kilometers. The system is designed for precision strikes and is said to be capable of engaging targets within a radius of approximately 10 metres.
This missile system includes modern flight control and guidance technology, which helps in controlling its direction during flight. Also, it can be fired from a truck-mounted launcher, so that it can be easily moved from one place to another.
Fateh-II is considered to be an upgraded version of Fateh-I, which has been developed by Pakistan Army with the aim of increasing its strategic capability and targeting important military targets.
