India-Pakistan war: Video of Fatah-II missile parts found in Haryana's Sirsa goes viral
Earlier, debris from a drone was also recovered following a blast in Kanganiwal village in rural Jalandhar, Punjab. Watch the video from Sirsa, Haryana. People are talking about how those sleeping in open saw a huge blast in air.
VIDEO | India-Pakistan tensions: Debris of an unidentified object found in Sirsa, Haryana.
(Disclaimer: Visuals are from an unspecified time and location)#IndiaPakistan #IndiaPakistanTensions pic.twitter.com/VradnpkAmc
— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) May 10, 2025 About Fatah-II Missile:
Pakistan's Fatah-II is a hypersonic ballistic missile with a range of 400 km that is designed to strike distant targets with high accuracy. It's an upgraded version of the earlier Fatah-I, similar to advanced rocket systems like the US HIMARS and China's PHL series. One of the Fatah-II's features is its unique flat and fast-moving flight trajectory. The missile is difficult to detect and intercept by modern air defence systems, and poses a challenge to India's S-400 'Sudarshan Chakra' aerial defence system. However, the missile was intercepted by Indian air defence and destroyed near Haryana's Sirsa.
What sets Fatah-II apart is its modern technology. It uses advanced navigation systems and avionics to guide it. It's so precise that it can hit within just 10 meters of its intended target.
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