Fatah-4 Ground-Launched Cruise Missile (GLCM)
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...
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Fatah-3 Supersonic Cruising Missile (SSCM)
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...
Fatah-2 Surface-to-Surface Missile (SSM)
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...
Fatah-1 Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS)
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...
Why Pakistan Must Prioritize Jet-Powered Loitering Munitions Plus Pro
While the indigenous development of a large inventory of loitering munitions (LMs) is a necessary and logical step, the type of munition chosen is of...
JF-17 to Azerbaijan: Pakistan’s Biggest Defence Export Deal Plus Pro
On 06 June 2025, the Government of Pakistan announced that it finalized a landmark sale of 40 JF-17 Thunder multirole fighters to Azerbaijan in a...
GIDS Fatah Guided Surface-to-Surface Missiles
The Fatah missile family is Pakistan's primary conventional guided surface-to-surface missile programme, developed by NESCOM and marketed by GIDS. Encompassing the Fatah-1 GMLRS (140 km),...
Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) Haider Main Battle Tank
The Bakhtar Shikan is Pakistan's indigenously manufactured anti-tank guided missile (ATGM). It is based on the Chinese HJ-8 missile.
IDEX 2025 Recap: Pakistani Defence Industry Hones in on Competitive Strengths Plus
At IDEX 2025, Pakistan’s defense industry showcased its growing portfolio of smart munitions and drones, suggesting a stronger focus on addressing the asymmetrical warfare needs...
Pakistan and Türkiye Sign Agreements on EW and Other Projects Plus
The Pakistan Air Force’s National Aerospace Science & Technology Park (NASTP) revealed that it is developing 9 new radar systems, including an AEW&C.