The Fatah-I 301 mm guided rocket is a Pakistan-origin guided artillery rocket associated with the Fatah-I/Fatah-1 multiple-launch rocket system. GIDS lists Fatah-I with at least 140 km range, sub-50 m CEP, and eight rockets per launch vehicle, while Janes described a 2025 Fatah GMLRS display model with a four-round pod for 301 mm Fatah-I rockets. Pakistan state media reported Fatah-1 and Fatah-2 use in Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos during the 2025 India-Pakistan Conflict.
Pakistan state media reported the DG ISPR saying Pakistan used Fatah-1 and Fatah-2 long-range precision-guided missiles of the Pakistan Army during Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos in the May 2025 fighting; this entry treats that statement as direct use of the Fatah-I munition family while leaving target-damage claims attributed to Pakistan.
Sources describe the 301 mm rocket as the munition carried by Fatah launcher configurations rather than as a stand-alone weapon.
| Launcher | Launcher type | Launch evidence |
|---|---|---|
 | guided multiple launch rocket system | GIDS lists Fatah-I as an MLRS with eight rockets per launch vehicle, and Janes said GIDS's Fatah GMLRS model carried a pod for four Fatah-I 301 mm guided rockets on an 8x8 multilaunch vehicle. Sources: FATAH-I, IDEF 2025: Pakistan's GIDS presents Fatah GMLRS |
Public sources use Fatah-I/Fatah-1 for both the launcher system and its guided rocket family. This munition entry keeps the 301 mm rocket facts separate from the launcher page while preserving the documented connection between the two records.
| Catalog record | Source-backed scope | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Fatah-I 301 mm guided rocket | GIDS publishes Fatah-I rocket-system specifications, and Janes identifies a four-round pod of Fatah-I 301 mm guided rockets in the Fatah GMLRS display. | This page describes the munition and its sourced conflict-use context. |
| The launcher/system page covers the guided multiple launch rocket system, including the eight-round launch vehicle specification and broader service history. | Readers can separate munition-level claims from launcher-level claims. |
Dawn reported Pakistan's announcement of a successful Fatah-1 guided MLRS test, with ISPR describing the system as a precision-engagement weapon for targets deep in enemy territory.
Sources: Pakistan conducts successful test of 'indigenously developed' Fatah-1 guided MLRS: ISPR, FATAH-I
Radio Pakistan carried the DG ISPR statement that Pakistan used Fatah-1 and Fatah-2 long-range precision-guided missiles during Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos.
Sources: Armed Forces Fulfilled Promise with Nation against India's Blatant Aggression: DG ISPR
Janes reported that GIDS presented a Fatah GMLRS model with an 8x8 multilaunch vehicle and a pod for four Fatah-I 301 mm guided rockets at IDEF 2025.
Sources: IDEF 2025: Pakistan's GIDS presents Fatah GMLRS
