📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- A fighter's superiority in modern air warfare is determined not only by its radar performance, speed or flight ability, but also by how far.
- Pakistan recently successfully test-fired an air-to-air missile called the Fa'az, which the military described as the country's first indige.
- According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) of the Pakistan Army, this is Pakistan's first indigenously developed air-to-air mis.
A fighter's superiority in modern air warfare is determined not only by its radar performance, speed or flight ability, but also by how far it can detect enemy aircraft and what kind of weapons it can use to target them.
Pakistan recently successfully test-fired an air-to-air missile called the Fa'az, which the military described as the country's first indigenously developed air-to-air missile.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) of the Pakistan Army, this is Pakistan's first indigenously developed air-to-air missile, equipped with an advanced terminal guidance system and capable of hitting enemy aerial targets at long range.
ISPR says that the development of this missile reflects the technical expertise, innovation and self-reliance of Pakistan's defense industry.
