RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Navy has successfully conducted a live weapon firing of an indigenously developed ship-launched anti-ship missile, demonstrating its precision-strike capability and operational readiness in the maritime domain.
According to a statement issued by the military’s media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the missile accurately engaged its target at extended range, showcasing high speed and advanced targeting capability.
The missile integrates a cutting-edge guidance system and advanced maneuverability, enabling it to evade threats, adapt to dynamic conditions, and deliver with precision and lethality.
The launch was witnessed by Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf, along with senior scientists and engineers involved in the development of the system, reflecting close coordination between operational and technical institutions.
In a resolute display of preparedness and precision strike capability, Pakistan Navy successfully conducted Live Weapon Firing of an indigenously developed Ship Launched Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile, accurately engaging its target at extended range with high speed. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/QL6Q1i3ZlF
— DGPR (Navy) (@dgprPaknavy) April 16, 2026
The missile system incorporates advanced guidance technology and enhanced manoeuvrability, enabling it to adapt to dynamic operational conditions, evade threats, and strike targets with a high degree of accuracy.
The successful launch of this indigenously developed missile underscores the fusion of technological excellence and operational expertise.
This missile firing is a manifestation of Pakistan Navy’s commitment to maintaining credible sea-based deterrence in the conventional domain and ensuring maritime security and stability in the region.
Senior civilian and military leadership, including the President, Prime Minister, Chief of Defence Forces, and Services Chiefs, commended the personnel, engineers, and scientists involved in the successful test, recognising it as a significant milestone in strengthening the country’s defence posture.
