Pakistan’s Taimoor Cruise Missile Hits 600-Km in Breakthrough Test

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has pushed its air-launched strike envelope further with a successful test of the Taimoor cruise missile, highlighting precision and operational readiness.

On January 3, the missile launched from a Mirage IIIEA ROSE fighter-bomber and successfully struck a ground target after flying 600 kilometers (373 miles).

The test was observed by senior PAF officials, scientists, and engineers, underscoring the program’s progression from development toward a potential frontline capability.

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