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Pakistan Bolsters Naval Power with Hangor-Class Submarines
Pakistan's naval power takes a massive leap forward with the arrival of its first Hangor-class submarine, PNS/M Hangor, at Karachi's PN Dockyard. This game-changing vessel was commissioned in China just six weeks prior, marking a major milestone in the country's maritime defense capabilities.
Pakistan Navy Pursues Shallow Water Attack Submarine Design
The Pakistan Navy is on a mission to design and build a shallow water attack submarine, a crucial step towards strengthening its undersea capabilities in the littoral regions. This new class of submarine will enable the Navy to effectively operate in the congested waters of the Makran coast, Karachi, Gwadar, and the northern Arabian Sea.
Pakistan Unveils Hangor-Class Submarine, Bolstering Naval Deterrence
Meet the Hangor-class submarine, Pakistan's most powerful naval asset yet, boasting a 2,800-ton, 76-meter vessel that's set to take the country's naval deterrence to the next level. Built with cutting-edge air-independent propulsion technology, this game-changing submarine is a force to be reckoned with.
Pakistan Navy Accelerates Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Development
The Pakistan Navy is turbocharging its maritime surveillance capabilities with a bold plan to deploy autonomous underwater vehicles, unmanned surface vessels, and aerial systems to greatly expand its monitoring reach. Meet the Israr, a cutting-edge, small coastal AUV that's leading the charge.
Pakistan Navy Retires Aging Agosta 70 Submarines
After an impressive 45-year tenure, the Pakistan Navy bids farewell to its trusty Agosta 70 submarines, making way for a new era of cutting-edge, air-independent-propulsion submarines. These aging workhorses have earned their place in history as the longest-serving submarine type in the Pakistan Navy's fleet.
Pakistan Navy Targets Next-Generation Helicopter Fleet
The Pakistan Navy is set to revolutionize its helicopter fleet with a next-generation lineup, replacing its current mix of 20 Westland WS-61 Sea King helicopters, six Harbin Z-9EC ASW helicopters, and seven Aérospatiale Alouette III light utility helicopters.
Pakistan Navy Bolsters Sea-Denial Strategy with Advanced Missile Tests
The Pakistan Navy has taken a significant leap in its sea-denial strategy with the successful test of the Taimoor air-launched cruise missile, a game-changing precision-strike weapon with a range of 600 km that can engage both land and sea targets. This latest milestone bolsters the Navy's ability to launch extended-range attacks on enemy naval forces.
Pakistan Navy Evolves with Expanded Surface Fleet Capabilities
The Pakistan Navy has set its sights on a formidable fleet of over 50 ships, including 20 major surface vessels, a goal that has driven nearly two decades of strategic shipbuilding and modernization efforts. This ambitious vision has been taking shape since 2007, with a focus on replacing aging vessels with cutting-edge, cost-effective platforms.
Pakistan Navy Bolsters Anti-Surface Warfare with Taimoor Missile Test
The Pakistan Navy has successfully test-fired its Taimoor air-launched cruise missile, a game-changing addition to its anti-surface warfare capabilities that can strike targets on land and sea with precision. This powerful new tool is set to bolster the Navy's maritime strike and deterrence abilities.
Pakistan Navy Unveils Extended-Range Anti-Ship Ballistic Missile Capability
On April 15, 2026, the Pakistan Navy successfully tested its indigenously developed ship-launched anti-ship ballistic missile, striking its target with precision and speed at an extended range. This milestone achievement was witnessed by top naval officials and marks a significant boost to the country's naval capabilities.