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On Saturday, the Pakistan Navy showcased its operational readiness and combat capability with a detailed exercise in the North Arabian Sea, highlighting both traditional and unmanned systems in line with changing naval warfare requirements.

The exercise featured the successful live launch of the LY-80(N) Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) from a Vertical Launching System over a long distance, confirming the extended-range effectiveness of the Pakistan Navy’s advanced air defense systems.

The LY-80(N) SAM effectively intercepted and disabled an airborne target, showcasing the Pakistan Navy’s strong air defense system.

The activity also included the effective targeting of surface objects using Loitering Munition (LM), highlighting the Pakistan Navy’s accurate strike abilities.

Loitering Munition (LM) effectively targeted and eliminated ground objectives, demonstrating its value in contemporary maritime combat.

Successful open-water tests of Unmanned Surface Vessels (USVs) were also carried out, representing a major advancement in autonomous maritime technology. The trials confirmed the system’s capacity to merge rapid speed with essential reliability. Important features showcased include exceptional agility, accurate navigation, and resistance to harsh weather conditions.

USV provides a safe, effective approach that operates like a covert strike aircraft.

The Commander of the Pakistan Fleet observed the exercise, highlighting the Pakistan Navy’s capability to utilize modern technologies.

Chief Admiral Naveed Ashraf praised the officers and sailors of the Pakistan Navy for their expertise and effectiveness in operations.

He reasserted the Pakistan Navy’s commitment to protect the country’s coastal defense and defend national maritime interests in every situation.

The leader honors the dedication of the Navy’s personnel

President Asif Ali Zardari honored the expertise of the Pakistan Navy on the successful launch of the LY-80 (N) missile and unmanned aerial vehicle.

The head of state commended the Pakistan Navy for its successful and thorough exercise in the northern part of the Arabian Sea.

He showed approval of the successful operation of the Pakistan Navy’s advanced air defense, surface-to-air missile, and self-operating systems.

Positive open-sea testing of an Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) marks a key advancement in safeguarding the nation’s coastal boundaries, he mentioned.

The leader commended the expertise and preparedness of officers and personnel in the Pakistan Navy.

A Pakistan Navy vessel carries out live-fire exercises with the LY-80 (N) surface-to-air missile. (Photo: X/@dgprPaknavy)

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