KARACHI: In a remarkable display of technological advancement, the Pakistan Navy has successfully conducted the test flight of its indigenously developed ship-launched Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile, marking a significant leap in the nation’s defense capabilities.
This cutting-edge missile system, capable of striking both sea and land targets with pinpoint precision, is a testament to Pakistan’s growing self-reliance in missile technology and military innovation.
Equipped with state-of-the-art guidance mechanisms and advanced maneuverability, the weapon system promises to enhance the Navy’s strategic deterrence and operational flexibility.
The flight test, which took place in the presence of high-ranking military officials and top scientists, was personally witnessed by Admiral Naveed Ashraf, the Chief of Naval Staff. The event highlighted the unwavering dedication and expertise of the engineers, scientists, and naval personnel involved in the project.
The successful outcome of this test is seen as a milestone achievement for Pakistan, reinforcing its ability to develop and deploy cutting-edge defense systems. It also serves as a symbol of the country’s continued commitment to safeguarding its sovereignty and national interests in an increasingly complex and competitive regional security environment.
