ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Navy has successfully showcased its surface-to-air missile firepower during a live firing exercise conducted in the northern Arabian Sea.
According to a spokesperson for the Pakistan Navy, the exercise involved the successful launch of the FM-90N ER surface-to-air missile, highlighting the Navy’s combat capability and high level of operational readiness.
During the firepower demonstration, fast-moving aerial targets were accurately detected and neutralized, reflecting the effectiveness and precision of the missile system.
The successful live missile firing served as clear evidence of the Pakistan Navy’s robust operational preparedness and combat proficiency.
The spokesperson further stated that Commander Pakistan Fleet, Rear Admiral Abdul Muneeb, witnessed the firepower display and expressed complete satisfaction with the operational readiness of the Pakistan Navy.
He commended the officers and sailors who took part in the exercise for their professionalism, dedication, and high morale.
Reaffirming the Navy’s commitment, the Commander Pakistan Fleet emphasized that the Pakistan Navy remains fully determined to safeguard the country’s maritime borders and protect national maritime interests under all circumstances.
He reiterated that the Pakistan Navy stands ready at all times to effectively respond to any challenge.
The Pakistan Navy has steadily advanced its weapon technology to ensure strong maritime defense and effective deterrence.
Its arsenal includes modern surface-to-air and surface-to-surface missile systems, advanced naval guns, electronic warfare suites, and integrated combat management systems designed to counter air, surface, and sub-surface threats.
Through regular exercises, live weapon firings, and indigenous development in collaboration with strategic partners, the Pakistan Navy continues to enhance precision, range, and response time.
These technological advancements reflect the Navy’s commitment to maintaining high operational readiness and safeguarding Pakistan’s maritime interests in a complex security environment.
