The Fateh-110 is Iran's road-mobile, solid-fuel short-range ballistic missile and the baseline of the Fateh family. CSIS says it is most likely a modified Zelzal-2, while Atlantic Council describes the first Fateh A-110 as entering service in 2004 and later variants adding range, guidance, and export-offshoot changes. CSIS also ties Fateh missiles to Iran's January 2020 retaliation after the Soleimani strike.
CSIS says Iran used Fateh missiles in its January 2020 response to the U.S. strike that killed Qasem Soleimani during the 2020 United States-Iran Conflict, with Fateh missiles likely involved in the Erbil attack.
Army Recognition says the Fateh-110 is mounted on Mercedes-Benz or IVECO 6x6 commercial truck chassis.
| Launcher | Launcher type | Launch evidence |
|---|---|---|
 | 6x6 truck chassis launcher base | Army Recognition says the Fateh-110 was mounted on a modified Mercedes-Benz truck 2031 chassis with one front axle and two rear axles. |
 | 6x6 commercial truck chassis | Army Recognition says the Fateh-110 is mounted on Mercedes-Benz or IVECO 6x6 commercial truck chassis. |
Atlantic Council says Iran began developing the Fateh-110 in 1995 as a guided short-range missile program built around the Zelzal-2 lineage.
Sources: Iran's Ballistic Missile Inventory
CSIS says the first test flight took place in May 2001, followed by additional tests in 2002 and 2003.
Sources: Fateh-110
CSIS says the missile entered low-rate production in October 2002.
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CSIS says the Fateh-110 reached initial operating capability in 2004, matching Atlantic Council's account of the first Fateh A-110 entering service that year.
Sources: Fateh-110, Iran's Ballistic Missile Inventory
CSIS says Iran unveiled the Fateh-110-D1 in August 2012 with an improved guidance system but the same 300 km class range.
Sources: Fateh-110
CSIS says Iran displayed the Fateh-e Mobin in 2018 and claimed a 300-500 km range.
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Open-source references treat the Fateh-110 as the baseline of Iran's guided short-range ballistic-missile line, with later variants trading payload mass for range and guidance improvements.
| Variant | Source-backed note |
|---|---|
| Fateh A-110 | The first operational version, with Atlantic Council describing it as inducted in 2004. |
| Fateh A-110A / Fateh 2 | Atlantic Council says this version carried a smaller 450 kg payload and reached 250 km. |
| Fateh A-110B / Fateh 3 | CSIS says this version is tied to the Syrian M-600 project and is associated with a 300 km class range and about 480 kg payload. |
| Fateh-110-D1 | CSIS says Iran unveiled it in August 2012 with an improved guidance system but the same range class. |
| Fateh-e Mobin | CSIS says Iran displayed this variant in 2018 and claimed a 300-500 km range. |
