**Unveiled outside Jinnah Stadium, the missile bears a striking resemblanceto the Harbah-NG cruise missile**——————————
Pakistan has officially showcased its FATAH-4 missile for the first time,marking a significant milestone in the country’s defense developmentprogram. The missile was put on public display outside Jinnah Stadium,drawing attention from defense enthusiasts and analysts alike.
Until now, the FATAH-4 had only been acknowledged as being underdevelopment, with limited details available to the public. Its appearanceconfirms that the program has advanced to a stage where the missile can bepresented as a tangible asset in Pakistan’s growing arsenal.
Observers noted that the missile’s design bears a close resemblance to theHarbah-NG, a subsonic, sea-skimming cruise missile already in service. Thesimilarities suggest that the FATAH-4 could share certain capabilities withthe Harbah-NG, including low-altitude flight profiles designed to evaderadar detection.
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Defense experts speculate that the FATAH-4 might be intended for precisionstrike roles against both land and maritime targets, enhancing Pakistan’sstrategic and tactical capabilities. However, official details regardingits range, payload, and guidance systems remain undisclosed.
The unveiling underscores Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to modernizing itsdefense technology and maintaining a credible deterrence posture in theregion. Further tests and operational details are expected to follow in thecoming months.