Pakistan test-fires anti-tank guided missile

Article Posted on : - Dec 06, 2010

Training fire of anti-tank guided missile was conducted at Tilla Ranges near Jhelum. Photo by: ISPR.

ISLAMABAD (BNS): Pakistan Army has successfully tested a completely indigenous anti-tank guided missile on Sunday.

According to an Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) press release, this test was conducted at Tilla Firing Range in Jhelum.

The missile hit the target successfully, which proved its accuracy.

The test was carried out to examine performance of the weapons and enhance the overall capabilities of Pakistan Army.

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