Profile
- Type
- Road-mobile short-range ballistic missile
- Conflict side
- Iran
- Origin
- Iran
- Service note
- 2004-present service; Fateh-313 variant unveiled in 2015
Artillery
Fateh-110
The Fateh-110 is an Iranian road-mobile, solid-propellant short-range ballistic missile family developed from the Zelzal rocket with added guidance and control. Its later Fateh-313 and Fateh-e Mobin derivatives extend the family into the 300-500 km range class, and Fateh-type missiles were documented in Iran's January 2020 strikes on U.S. bases in Iraq.
Service History
- In service
- Operational with Iran from about 2004
- Used by
- Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force
- Wars
- United States-Iran Conflict
Production History
- Designer
- Shahid Bagheri Industrial Group
- Designed
- Development began in the mid-1990s
- Built in
- Iran
- Unit cost
- Not publicly reported
- Produced
- Early 2000s-present
- Number built
- Not publicly reported
- Variants
- Fateh-110A, Fateh-110B, Fateh-110-D1, Fateh-313, Fateh-e Mobin, Raad-500
Specifications
- Class
- Short-range ballistic missile
- Basing
- Road-mobile launcher
- Length
- 8.86 m
- Diameter
- 0.61 m
- Launch weight
- About 3,450 kg
- Payload
- About 500 kg
- Propulsion
- Single-stage solid propellant
- Range
- About 200-300 km for baseline Fateh-110; about 500 km for Fateh-313
Conflict Usage
- United States-Iran Conflict
- Side: IranRole: Ballistic missile strike on U.S. bases
Iran used Fateh-type missiles, assessed by CSIS and FRS as including or probably including Fateh-313/Fateh-family weapons, in the January 8, 2020 ballistic-missile strikes on U.S. forces at Ain al-Asad and near Erbil in Iraq.
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Fateh-110Publisher: CSIS Missile Threat | Note: Supports Fateh-110 background, classification, service status, specifications, variants, and operational-history context. | Accessed: 2026-06-20Fateh-313Publisher: CSIS Missile Threat | Note: Supports Fateh-313 variant context and direct January 2020 U.S.-Iran Conflict use assessment. | Accessed: 2026-06-20Iranian operations against el-Asad and Erbil bases: what can be learned from the imagery? Part OnePublisher: Fondation pour la Recherche Strategique | Note: Supports direct conflict-use context for Fateh-type missiles in the January 2020 strikes on U.S. forces in Iraq. | Accessed: 2026-06-20Shahid Bagheri Industrial Group (SBIG)Publisher: Iran Watch | Note: Supports manufacturer and production context for Fateh-110 within Iran's solid-propellant ballistic missile industry. | Accessed: 2026-06-20Fateh-110 firing.jpgPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and CC BY 4.0 licensing context for the primary Fateh-110 launch image. | Accessed: 2026-06-20