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📍Explaining the CEP (Circular Error Probable) of Fatah-2 Fatah-2 MaRV capable Ballistic missile / rocket offers a CEP of around 4-5m (<10m), which is significantly good as a GMLRS, considering their role and mass operationalization. CEP (Circular Error Probable) for a missile is a measure of its accuracy, defined...

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