According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the system was launched from a ship and successfully hit its target at long range, showing precision, speed, and advanced operational readiness in anti-ship ballistic missile Pakistan capability.

Officials said the trial demonstrated strong naval preparedness and highlighted how modern technology is improving Pakistan’s strike power at sea, making Pakistan Navy missile test a key part of its defense progress.

The missile is equipped with advanced guidance systems and improved maneuverability, allowing it to adjust to changing conditions and avoid threats during flight, further strengthening anti-ship ballistic missile Pakistan systems.

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ISPR added that the weapon can accurately engage both sea and land targets, increasing its strategic importance and reinforcing Pakistan Navy missile test success in modern warfare readiness.

Senior military leaders, including the Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf, along with scientists and engineers, witnessed the successful firing during the anti-ship ballistic missile Pakistan test.

The leadership of the country praised the achievement, calling it a major milestone for defense development and national security, especially in relation to Pakistan Navy missile test progress.

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Officials said the system reflects Pakistan Navy’s focus on credible maritime deterrence and regional stability, while enhancing anti-ship ballistic missile Pakistan capabilities.

The test is part of ongoing improvements, as a previous launch was also conducted in November last year.