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Pakistan’s GIDS Begins Promoting SMASH Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile for Export Plus Pro

GIDS unveiled the SMASH anti-ship ballistic missile for export at WDS 2026. Derived from the Fatah-2, it offers a 290 km range with an active radar seeker.

Photo of a model of a SMASH Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile (ASBM) displayed at the 2026 World Defense Show in Saudi Arabia. Photo used as a hero image for an article about GIDS promoting the SMASH for export.

Pakistan’s Global Industrial and Defence Solutions (GIDS) formally unveiled theSMASH – designated as a “Hypersonic Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile” (ASBM) – at the2026 World Defense Show, which recently concluded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The SMASH is being marketed as a dual-role guided munition for anti-ship and land-attack missions, drawing on the land-based 600 mm Fatah-2 guided rocket system inducted by the Pakistan Army.

The SMASH features a terminal-stage active radar-homing (ARH) seeker, tightened accuracy, and structural changes suited for shipboard launch.

Specifications of the SMASH

According to GIDS’ official product sheet, the SMASH has two distinct configurations.

In anti-ship mode, the missile carries a 384 kg unitary blast and blast fragmentation warhead, and achieves a circular error probable (CEP) of within 10 m.

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