Pakistan successfully test-fires Hatf-IX

Air missile is said to have nuclear capabilities with maximum range of 60 kilometres


Web Desk September 26, 2014

Pakistan conducted a successful test of the Hatf-IX missile on Friday, Express News reported.

Four missiles were fired as part of the test and the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that this was an important test for the Missile Programme of Pakistan.

According to an ISPR press release,  Hatf-IX is a short range surface-to-surface air missile which is said to have nuclear capabilities with a maximum range of 60 kilometres. Missiles were launched from a state of the art  multi tube launcher.

NASR, with a range of 60 km and in-flight maneuver capability is a quick response system, with shoot and scoot attributes. It contributes to the full spectrum deterrence against the prevailing threat spectrum.

The launch was witnessed by Chairperson Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJSC) General Rashad Mehmood.

In April this year, Pakistan had successfully launched Hatf III (Ghaznavi) missile.

 

COMMENTS (75)

asma | 9 years ago | Reply

PK army zindabad, proud of our army :)

Asif | 9 years ago | Reply

@hella: It seems u do not know the conquerors and what they did not with Pakistan but the most tyrant ruler of the subcontinent called India. Then the reason of having 60 km range is also something which people who have to face it know that well.

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