Pakistan tests its first long-range air-to-air missile The Pakistan Air Force conducted the first flight test of its indigenous air-to-air missile named "Faz" by firing from a JF-17 Thunder fighter jet. According to the Pakistan Army Public Relations (ISPR), this missile is equipped with an advanced terminal guidance system and can hit air targets at longer distances. The phase missile was developed by Pakistan's National Engineering and Science Organization (NESCOM) and was first introduced as a replica in 2023. According to the announced specifications, the range of the first version of this missile is more than 100 km and the range of the next version is about 180 km.

Pakistan tests its first long-range air-to-air missile The Pakistan Air Force conducted the first flight test of its indigenous air-to-air missile named "Faz" by firing from a JF-17 Thunder fighter jet. According to the Pakistan Army Public Relations (ISPR), this missile is equipped with an advanced terminal guidance system and can hit air targets at longer distances. The phase missile was developed by Pakistan's National Engineering and Science Organization (NESCOM) and was first introduced as a replica in 2023. According to the announced specifications, the range of the first version of this missile is more than 100 km and the range of the next version is about 180 km.