List of missiles of Pakistan

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This is a list of missiles used by Pakistan. It includes both offensively-used and defensively-used rockets and missiles, including cruise missiles and ballistic missiles, operated by the Pakistan Army, Pakistan Navy, and Pakistan Air Force.

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Surface-to-surface missiles

Multiple Rocket Launchers (MLRS)

(MLRS) operates under the Army Rocket Force Command of the Pakistan Army
NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeOperational RangeStatusNote
Ghazab Russian BM-21 Grad in Saint Petersburg.JPG Russia KRL MLRS 40 km [1] In serviceBased on the Soviet BM-21 Grad. The system can launch POF built Yarmuk rocket and is locally produced under the designation "Ghazab"
PHL-81 "Azar" GunsmithMaster2019-05.jpg China KRL MLRS 40 km [2] In serviceBased on the Type 81 Chinese variant of the BM-21 Grad. The locally produced system is designated as the "Azar"
A-100E PHL-03 heavy multiple rocket launcher.jpg China CALT MLRS 100 km [3] In service
Fatah-I Pakistani Fatah-1-and-fatah-2 MLRS.jpg Pakistan NESCOM Guided MLRS 140 km [4] In service
Fatah-II Pakistani Fatah-1-and-fatah-2 MLRS.jpg Pakistan NESCOM Guided MLRS 450 km [5] In service
Fatah-III Pakistan NESCOM Supersonic Cruise Missile 300 km [6] In service
Fatah-IV Pakistan NESCOM Subsonic Cruise Missile 750 km [7] In service
Fatah-V Pakistan NESCOM Long Range Cruise Missile 1000 km (Expected) [8] In service

Surface-to-surface ballistic missiles

Operated under the Army Strategic Forces Command of the Pakistan Army
NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeOperational RangeStatusNote
Tactical Ballistic Missiles (TBM)
Hatf-I Hatf-I Pakistan SUPARCO Ballistic Missile 70 km unguidedIn service
Hatf-I A100 km unguided
Hatf-I B100 km inertial guidance [9]
Nasr Nasr missile at parade.webp Pakistan NDC Ballistic Missile 70 km [10] [11] In service
Abdali Pakistan SUPARCO Ballistic Missile 450 km [12] In service
Short Range Ballistic Missiles (SRBM)
Ghaznavi Pakistan NDC Ballistic Missile 300 km [13] In service
Shaheen-I Shaheen-I Pakistan NESCOM Ballistic Missile 700 kmIn service
Shaheen-I A1000 km [14]
Medium Range Ballistic Missiles (MRBM)
Ghauri-I Pakistan KRL Ballistic Missile 1,500 km [15] [16] In service
Ghauri-II Pakistan KRL Ballistic Missile 2,000 km [17] [18] In service
Ababeel Pakistan NESCOM MIRV, Ballistic Missile 2,200 km [13] In service
Shaheen-II Pakistan NESCOM Ballistic Missile 2,500 km [19] [20] In service
Shaheen-III Pakistan NESCOM Ballistic Missile 2,750 km [21] [22] In service

Anti-Ship & Anti-Surface guided missiles

NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeOperational RangeStatusNote
Ground-Launched operated by the Pakistan Army
Babur 1 Babur-IA Babur Cruise Missle at Ideas 2008 cropped.jpg Pakistan NDC Cruise Missile 450 km [23] In service
Babur-IB900 km
Babur 2 Pakistan NDC Cruise Missile 750 km [24] In service
Zarb Pakistan N/A Anti-Ship Cruise Missile 300 km [25] In serviceUsed by coastal defense units.
Ship-Launched operated by the Pakistan Navy
Harbah Ilham Aliyev viewed the 4th "ADEX" and 13th "Securex Caspian" exhibitions 05.jpg Pakistan GIDS Anti-Ship Cruise Missile [26] 280 kmIn serviceUsed by Azmat-class fast attack craft and other warships.
C-802 YJ-83J Missile 20170902.jpg China CASIC Anti-Ship Cruise Missile [27] 120 kmIn service
C-802A 180 kmInstalled on Zulfiquar-class frigate.
CM-302 YJ-12A anti-ship missile launcher.png China CASIC Anti-Ship Supersonic Cruise Missile [28] 280 kmIn serviceInstalled on Tughril-class frigate
RGM-84, Harpoon Block-II USS Coronado (LCS-4) firing Harpoon missile off Guam 22 August 2017.png United States McDonnell Douglas / BDS Anti-Ship Subsonic Cruise Missile N/AIn service
P282 SMASH Pakistan MTC Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile [29] 350 kmIn service
Submarine Launched operated by the Pakistan Navy Submarine Force
Babur 3 Babur cruise missile 3.jpg Pakistan NDC SLCM [30] [31] [32] 450 kmIn service
Exocet SM-39 Maquette missile mer-mer anti-navire Exocet-SM-39.png France MBDA SLCM 50 kmIn serviceUsed by Khalid-class submarine.
UGM-84L, Harpoon Block-II UGM-84 Harpoon.jpg United States McDonnell Douglas/BDS SLCM 124 kmIn serviceUsed by Hashmat-class submarines. [33]

Anti-Tank Guided Missile (ATGM)

Operated by Pakistan Army
NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeOperational RangeStatusNote
Bhaktar Shikan BaktarShikan3.JPG Pakistan / China GIDS Wire-Guided Anti-Tank Missile N/A [34] In service
BGM-71 TOW Hires 090509-A-4842R-001a.jpg United States RTX Wire-Guided Anti-Tank Missile 3,750 m [35] In service
Kornet-E 9M133 Kornet.JPG Russia Degtyaryov Plant Laser-Guided Anti-Tank Missile 8,000 m [36] In service
9M119 Svir/Refleks 9M119F1 Invar-M.jpg Soviet Union Tula KBP Laser-Guided beam riding Anti-Tank Missile 5,000 m [37] [38] In service

Surface-to-air missiles

Air Defence Systems

NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeVariantsOperational rangeStatusNote
Operated by the Air Defence Command of the Pakistan Army
HQ-9 Chinese HQ-9 launcher.jpg China CASIC Long Range HQ-9P125 km against fighter jets and aircraft. [39]

25 km against cruise missiles

In service
HQ-16 HQ-16A Surface-to-air missiles 20170919.jpg China SAST Medium Range LY-8040kmIn service
LY-80EV70 km
HQ-11 HQ-11 in Zhuhai airshow 2024.jpg China CASIC Short to medium range FM-300030 km against aircraft.

20 km against missiles. [40]

In service
HQ-7 Bangladesh Air Force FM-90 Crotale SAM (31545368571).jpg China CASC SHORAD FM-9015 kmIn service
Operated by the Air Defence Command of the Pakistan Air Force
HQ-19 HQ-19 launcher in Zhuhai airshow 2024.jpg China CALT /

CASIC

Very-long Range/ABM/ASAT HQ-19E3000 km [41] Induction Phase
HQ-9 Chinese HQ-9 launcher.jpg China CASIC Long Range HQ-9BE260-280 kmIn service
HQ-16 HQ-16A Surface-to-air missiles 20170919.jpg China SAST Medium Range HQ-16FE160 km [42] In service
HQ-17 Zastava 2024 - HQ-17AE - 02.jpg China CASIC SHORAD HQ-17AE20 km [43] In service
Aspide Skyguard Sparrow Missile Launcher Display at Ching Chuang Kang AFB 20161126a.jpg Italy MBDA Italy SHORAD Spada-200025 km [44] In service
Crotale Crotale NG P1220851.jpg France Thales Group SHORAD Crotale-200015 km [45] In service
Crotale-3000
Crotale-4000
Operated by Pakistan Navy
HQ-16 HQ-16 VLS SAM Launchers.jpg China SAST Medium Range LY-80N40+kmIn serviceInstalled on Tughril-class frigates.
RIM-66 Standard Standard Missile - ID 060730-N-8977L-012.jpg United States Raytheon Medium Range N/A74 km – 170 kmIn serviceInstalled on Oliver Hazard Perry class .
HQ-7 Bangladesh Air Force FM-90 Crotale SAM (31545368571).jpg China CASC SHORAD FM-90N15kmIn serviceInstalled on Zulfiquar-class frigates.
HQ-6 HQ-6A Surface-to-air missiles 20170716.jpg China SAST SHORAD LY-60N18 km [46] In serviceLimited use.
CAMM CAMM.jpg UK / Italy MBDA Advanced SHORAD CAMM-ER45 km [47] In serviceInstalled on Babur-class corvettes.

Shoulder-fired missiles

Operated by Pakistan Armed Forces
NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeVariantOperational rangeStatusNote
Operated by Pakistan Army
Anza ANZA MK 2.JPG Pakistan GIDS Man-portable air-defense system Mk.I [48] 500 m – 6 kmIn service
Mk.II [48]
Mk.III [49]
RBS 70 RBS 70.png Sweden Saab Bofors Dynamics Man-portable air-defense system

Total 1711 Missiles

250 m – 9 kmIn serviceThe vehicle-mounted application consists of the RBS 70 VLM installed on M113A2 & Mouz APCs. [50]
913 Mk 1 [51]
85 Mk 2
713 Bolide Mk 2) [52] [53] [54]
FIM-92 Stinger FIM-92 Stinger in Netherlands Army - Dutch Army service 5.jpg United States General Dynamics Man-portable air-defense system FIM-92A160 m – 8.05 kmIn service
FN-6 FN-16 MANPADS Army-2022 2022-08-20 2257.jpg China SAST Man-portable air-defense system FN-6500 m – 6 kmIn service
FN-16 [55]
Operated by Pakistan Navy
Anza ANZA MK 2.JPG Pakistan GIDS Man-portable air-defense system Mk.II [48] 500 m – 6 kmIn serviceIn service with Pak Marines and SSG Navy.
FN-6 FN-16 MANPADS Army-2022 2022-08-20 2257.jpg China SAST Man-portable air-defense system FN-16 [56] 500 m – 6 kmIn service
Mistral Mistral Atlas launcher of the Hungarian Armed Forces cropped.jpg France MBDA France Man-portable air-defense system 8 kmIn serviceIn service with coastal defense units.

Air-to-surface missiles

Operated by Pakistan Armed Forces
NameImageOriginManufacturerOperated byTypeOperational RangeStatusNote
Ra'ad Pakistan air force 1.png Pakistan Air Weapons Complex Pakistan Air Force Air-Launched Cruise Missile 350 km – 550 km [57] In service
Ra'ad-II Pakistan Air Weapons Complex Pakistan Air Force Air-Launched Cruise Missile 650 km [57] In service
Taimoor Pakistan GIDS Pakistan Air Force / Pakistan Naval Air Arm Air-Launched Cruise Missile 600 km [58] In service
C-802AK JF17-10-114-1748.jpg

(Left)

 China CASIC Pakistan Air Force Air-Launched Cruise Missile 180 km [27] In service
KaGeM V3 Pakistan / Turkey Baykar / NASTP Pakistan Air Force Air-Launched Cruise Missile 150 km [59] In service
Burq Pakistan NESCOM / GIDS Pakistan Air Force / Pakistan Army Aviation Corps Laser-Guided Anti-Tank Missile 8 km [60] [61] In service
AGM-114 Hellfire Balad AH1 Cobra 1.jpg United States Lockheed Martin Pakistan Army Aviation Corps Laser Guided Anti Armor Missile 11km [62] [63] In service
BGM-71 TOW One 4-round XM65 Missile Launcher on Outboard Hardpoint of ROCA AH-1W 20110813.jpg United States RTX Pakistan Army Aviation Corps Anti-Tank Guided Missile 3,750 m [35] In service
CM-502KG (SGP-Singapore) Aviation Industry Corporation of China Changhe Z10-ME Z10ME-02 @ Singapore Airshow 2024-02-25.jpg

(Bottom-center)

 China CASIC Pakistan Army Aviation Corps Anti-Tank Guided Missile 70 km [64] In service
Baktar Shikan BaktarShikan3.JPG Pakistan / China GIDS Pakistan Army Aviation Corps Anti-Tank Guided Missile N/A [34] In service
MAM-L Roketsan MAM-L Mini Akilli Muhimmat, Teknofest 2019.jpg Turkey Roketsan Pakistan Air Force Semi Active Laser-Guided Missile 15 km [65] In service
MAM-T Turkey Roketsan Pakistan Air Force Semi Active Laser-Guided Missile 30 - 80 kmIn service
AS-30L AS.30.jpg France Aérospatiale Pakistan Air Force Semi-Active Laser homing missile 3 - 12 kmIn service
MAR-1 Brazil Mectron Pakistan Air Force Anti-Radiation Missile 60km – 100km [66] In service
LD-10 China Pakistan Air Force Anti-Radiation Missile 70km – 100km [67] In service
C-705KD C-705 missile of Indonesian Navy at Batuporon naval base.jpg China CASIC Pakistan Air Force Anti-ship Infrared Homing Missile 140 – 170 km [68] In service
CM-400AKG Mig-29-cm400.jpg China CASIC Pakistan Air Force Anti-Radiation Supersonic Cruise Missile 250 km [69] In service
AGM-84, Harpoon Block-II Harpoon Missile DN-SC-83-10453.jpg United States McDonnell Douglas/BDS Pakistan Air Force / Pakistan Naval Air Arm Active Radar Homing Guided Missile 220 kmIn service
Exocet AM-39 Exocet AM39 P1220892-detoured.jpg France Aérospatiale Pakistan Air Force / Pakistan Naval Air Arm GPS / INS Guided Missile 70 kmIn service
AGM-65 Maverick Een AGM-65 Maverick lucht-grond raket onder de vleugel van een F-16 (2107 97022619).jpg United States Raytheon Pakistan Air Force Electro-Optical Guided Missile 22 kmIn service

Air-to-air missiles

Operated by Pakistan Air Force
NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeVariantOperational RangeStatusNote
PL-5 Misil aire-aire de corto alcance (SRAAM) PiLi-5 (PL-5) - (inertes para entrenamiento).jpg China CAIC Short-range Infrared Homing PL-5E 16 – 18 km [70] In serviceArms the JF-17's.
PL-5EII
PL-9 ChinaLuoyang Electro-Optics Technology Development Centre (EOTDC)Short-range Infrared Homing PL-9C22 kmIn serviceArms the JF-17's & F-7PG.
PL-10 PL-10 missile at Changchun Air Show 20250921.jpg China CAIC Short-range Infrared Homing / Active Radar Homing PL-10E 20 – 30 km [71] In serviceArms the JF-17's & J-10CE.
PL-11 China SAST Medium-range Semi-Active Radar Homing PL-1175 kmIn serviceArms the JF-17s.
PL-12 PL-12AE air-to-air missile.jpg China Leihua Electronic Technology Research InstituteMedium-range Active Radar Homing, BVR Missile SD-10A70 – 100 km [72] In serviceArms the JF-17's.
PL-15 [73] PL15E air-to-air missile.jpg China China Airborne Missile Academy (CAMA)Long-range Active Radar Homing, BVR Missile PL-15E 145 kmIn serviceArms the JF-17's & J-10CE.
PL-15 300 km [74]
AIM-7 Sparrow AIM 7 HAFB Museum.jpg United States Raytheon Medium-range Semi-Active Radar Homing Unknown25 – 70 kmIn serviceArms the F-16.
AIM-9 Sidewinder AIM 9L Sidewinder (modified) copy.jpg United States Raytheon Short-range Infrared Homing AIM-9B35 kmIn serviceArms the F-16, Mirage 3, Mirage 5 & F-7.
AIM-9J
AIM-9L
AIM-9P
AIM-9M
AIM-120 AMRAAM 20180328 AIM-120 Udvar-Hazy.jpg United States Raytheon Advanced Medium-Range air-to-air missile, BVR Missile AIM-120C-5 100 kmIn serviceArms the F-16.
AIM-120D-3 180 kmOn order [75]
MAA-1 Piranha MAA-1A seeker head.jpg Brazil Mectron Short-range Infrared Homing MAA-1B 12 km [76] In serviceArms the JF-17's.
R.550 Magic Matra R550 Loaded on Pylon of Mirage 2000-5EI 2046 20120811.jpg France Matra / MBDA Short-range Infrared Homing Magic 110 kmIn serviceArms the Mirage III & Mirage 5.
Magic 220 km
R-Darter South Africa Denel Dynamics Medium-range Active Radar Homing, B VR Missile --80 km [77] In serviceArms the JF-17's.
Operated by Pakistan Army Aviation Corps
NameImageOriginManufacturerTypeOperational

Range

StatusNote
TY-90 (SGP-Singapore) Aviation Industry Corporation of China Changhe Z10-ME Z10ME-02 @ Singapore Airshow 2024-02-25.jpg

(Right-center)

 China AVIC Active Radar Homing 8 km [64] In serviceArms the Z-10ME.

See also

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