The Pakistan Navy has successfully conducted a live-fire missile test, demonstrating its advanced defensive capabilities against highly maneuverable aerial threats. According to official statements, the precision strike effectively neutralized sophisticated airborne targets, showcasing significant enhancements to the Navy’s operational readiness and combat potential.
Rear Admiral Abdul Munib, Commander of the Pakistan Fleet, emphasized the Navy’s unwavering commitment to securing the nation’s maritime borders and protecting vital national interests. “Our forces remain perpetually vigilant and fully prepared to defend Pakistan’s maritime sovereignty under any circumstances,” stated Munib, reinforcing the Navy’s strategic deterrence posture.
The demonstration coincides with the return of PNS Saif, a frontline warship that recently completed a significant diplomatic and operational mission across South Asia. The vessel’s deployment included port calls in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, strengthening regional naval cooperation and bilateral ties.
Notably, the warship’s visit to Chittagong, Bangladesh marked a historic milestone—the first deployment of a Pakistani naval vessel to the country in over twenty years. This diplomatic engagement signals warming relations between the neighboring nations and reflects Pakistan’s growing maritime diplomacy in the Indian Ocean region.