Naval Chief witnesses successful maiden live weapon firing by PNS M Hangor

In a significant demonstration of operational readiness and combat capability, Pakistan Navy’s newly inducted submarine, Pakistan Navy Ship (PNS) M Hangor, successfully conducted its maiden Live Weapon Firing in the North Arabian Sea.

The PNS M Hangor launched an anti-ship cruise missile designed for precision engagement at extended ranges.

HANGOR engaged the designated target with precision, validating its weapon systems, combat readiness and operational effectiveness.

Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf witnessed the live weapon firing at sea.

The successful firing marked an important milestone in the operationalization of PNS/M HANGOR and demonstrated the growing strength of Pakistan Navy’s subsurface warfare capabilities.

Naval Chief appreciated the combat power of PNS/M Hangor and emphasized that continuous enhancement of subsurface warfare capabilities remains vital for maintaining Pakistan Navy’s operational readiness and credible deterrence posture at sea.

The successful live-weapon firing reaffirmed Pakistan Navy’s resolve to maintain a modern, combat-ready and technologically capable force for the defence of Pakistan’s maritime frontiers and preservation of peace and stability in the region.