Pakistan Air Force to Showcase Taimoor Cruise Missile with 600 Km Range at World Defense Show 2026
The Pakistan Air Force successfully flight tested the Taimoor air-launched cruise missile on January 3, 2026. Designed for precision strikes against land and sea targets, the missile features a range of 600 kilometers and advanced navigation systems. It will be showcased at the World Defense Show 2026 in Riyadh, highlighting Pakistan's advancements in defense technology and efforts to boost defense exports.

The Pakistan Air Force conducted a successful flight test of the Taimoor cruise missile on January 3, 2026, validating its operational capabilities ahead of its presentation at the World Defense Show 2026 in Riyadh. The Taimoor, a low-observable weapon with a range of 600 kilometers, is designed for precision strikes against various targets and features advanced navigation systems.
It is positioned as a conventional variant of the Ra'ad-II missile, focusing on non-nuclear applications to comply with international guidelines. The missile's subsonic speed of approximately Mach 0.8 and low-altitude capability enhance its operational effectiveness. The showcase at the defense exhibition aims to promote Pakistan's defense exports amid rising global interest in precision munitions.




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