Pakistan test-fires enhanced version of Babur cruise missile: Army
The indigenously developed missile has a range of 700 km, and is a low flying one with ‘certain stealth features’.

Pakistan’s military said that they successfully test-fired an enhanced version of their Babur cruise missile on Saturday. Babur Weapon System-1 (B) is a “low-flying, terrain-hugging missile” that has a range of 700 km. The missile also has “certain stealth features” and can hit targets on both land and sea, Pakistan’s Inter-Services Public Relations said.
The first Babur missile was launched in 2005, Dawn reported. According to the report, though the missile lacked GPS, it could hit targets accurately. It can also fire both nuclear and conventional warheads.
Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and President Mamnoon Hussain were among those who congratulated the scientists and engineers on the missile test.
Babur is low flying, terrain hugging missile which also carries certain stealth features. Chairman JCSC and Services Chiefs congratulated team of scientists, engineers and organisation. President and Prime Minister also conveyed their congrats to team involved. pic.twitter.com/6sHmzwIlkQ
— Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor (@OfficialDGISPR) April 14, 2018