Pakistan successfully test fires Hatf IX: ISPR

The missile has a range of 60 kilometers and can carry any type of warhead.


Web Desk November 05, 2013
File photo of NASR, Hatf IX missile. PHOTO: ISPR

Pakistan conducted a successful test fire of the Hatf IX (NASR) missile on Tuesday, Express News reported.

The missile has a range of 60 kilometers and can carry any type of warhead.

Chief of Army Staff Ashfaq Pervez Kayani was present at the test fire, which was confirmed by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

Pakistan had conducted a successful test fire of Hatf IX on February 11 this year, according to the ISPR.

The test fire in February was conducted with successive launches of two missiles from a state of the art multi-tube launcher.

NASR, with an in-flight manoeuvre capability can carry nuclear warheads of appropriate yield, with high accuracy, said the ISPR's press release.

NASR has also been specially designed to defeat all known Anti-Tactical Missile Defence Systems.

The first successful test of the short range surface to surface multi tube ballistic missile Hatf IX was conducted in April 2011.

COMMENTS (54)

MAN OF STEEL | 10 years ago | Reply

@Raj, screaming feminista, First look at the performance of your Russian fire crackers, Do you know your Pakistan centric Parthvi missiles have success ratio of 2/10. Youtube is full of your FAILED FIRE CRACKERS.

MAN OF STEEL | 10 years ago | Reply

@rahul...................so you have decided to strave 500 crore below poverty poor people to death just to send one weak rocketed mission to mARS...............hahaha....good keep it up!

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