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Launches from Pakistan took place between 0430-0500HRS
Video shows 0015HRS
EDIT: Alr expecting Indian downvotes lmao
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To anyone asking if the missiles were intercepted, you can watch the briefing by MEA. They show pictures of the supposedly “destroyed” bases from early morning with timestamp and they’re fine.
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Uska matlab ki Fatah II missile mid air hi fat gaya. Lol…
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>“The missile, developed and tested by Pakistan’s strategic forces and inducted into its army in early 2025, is a guided surface-to-surface missile with a **range of up to 400 kilometres**. It represents a significant leap in Islamabad’s military technology, **far surpassing its predecessor, the Fatah-I**, which had a range of just **140 kilometres**.
What makes the **Fatah-II** **particularly dangerous is its advanced guidance system and flat ballistic trajectory, designed to evade radar detection and interception**. Pakistani military sources had earlier claimed that the missile would strengthen the country’s conventional deterrence. However, its operational use against a India’s national capital with huge civilian population — New Delhi — marks a stunning shift in Pakistan’s strategic calculus.“ ([Source Link](https://www.firstpost.com/india/fatah-ballistic-missile-pakistan-delhi-sirsa-india-air-defence-13887139.html))
That flat trajectory seems like it would make it extremely difficult to target the launcher position with counter-battery artillery systems that basically rely on the more typical parabolic trajectories.
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Wrong time stamp
Launches from Pakistan took place between 0430-0500HRS
Video shows 0015HRS
EDIT: Alr expecting Indian downvotes lmao
To anyone asking if the missiles were intercepted, you can watch the briefing by MEA. They show pictures of the supposedly “destroyed” bases from early morning with timestamp and they’re fine.
Uska matlab ki Fatah II missile mid air hi fat gaya. Lol…
>“The missile, developed and tested by Pakistan’s strategic forces and inducted into its army in early 2025, is a guided surface-to-surface missile with a **range of up to 400 kilometres**. It represents a significant leap in Islamabad’s military technology, **far surpassing its predecessor, the Fatah-I**, which had a range of just **140 kilometres**.
What makes the **Fatah-II** **particularly dangerous is its advanced guidance system and flat ballistic trajectory, designed to evade radar detection and interception**. Pakistani military sources had earlier claimed that the missile would strengthen the country’s conventional deterrence. However, its operational use against a India’s national capital with huge civilian population — New Delhi — marks a stunning shift in Pakistan’s strategic calculus.“ ([Source Link](https://www.firstpost.com/india/fatah-ballistic-missile-pakistan-delhi-sirsa-india-air-defence-13887139.html))
That flat trajectory seems like it would make it extremely difficult to target the launcher position with counter-battery artillery systems that basically rely on the more typical parabolic trajectories.