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Pakistan Army Test-Fires Fatah-2 Extended Range Ballistic Missile

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Pakistan's Army carried out a test launch of the Fatah-2 Extended Range hypersonic ballistic missile. The system is described as offering improved precision and greater ability to evade enemy defenses. The test comes after recent Indian operations aimed at targets inside Pakistani territory. Development of the missile is part of a broader, evolving missile strategy shaped by regional military tensions.

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