Pakistan’s army announced that it has successfully test-fired a long-range cruise missile, aimed at boosting the country’s conventional missile capabilities.

According to a military statement, the Fatah-4 surface-to-surface missile has a range of 750 kilometres (470 miles) and is fitted with advanced avionics and modern navigation systems. Officials did not disclose the test site.

The army described the missile as designed to evade enemy air defences through terrain-hugging flight while striking targets with precision. It added that the system would “enhance the reach, lethality and survivability” of Pakistan’s conventional arsenal.

Regular test-firings of indigenous cruise missiles and other weapons are conducted to demonstrate Pakistan’s preparedness against potential threats from nei

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