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Pakistan Navy successfully test fires new LY80-N surface-to-air missile in bid...

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo ISLAMABAD, Jan 10: The Pakistan Navy today successfully test-fired a surface-to-air missile during a naval exercise in the North Arabian Sea, showcasing a mix of conventional and unmanned capabilities as part of what the military described as adapting to modern maritime warfare. According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the exercise was witnessed by the Commander Pakistan Fleet and included the live firing of the LY-80(N) surface-to-air missile from a vertical launching system at extended range. The test was aimed at validating the long-range performance of the navy’s air-defence architecture.

Pakistan Navy successfully test fires new LY80-N surface-to-air missile in bid...

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Key Highlights

  • “The LY-80(N) SAM successfully engaged and neutralised an aerial target, demonstrating Pakistan Navy’s robust air defence capabilities,” ISPR said in a statement.
  • The exercise also featured the use of loitering munitions against surface targets, highlighting precision-strike options increasingly central to contemporary naval operations.
  • “The loitering munition successfully engaged and destroyed surface targets, showcasing its effectiveness in modern naval warfare,” the military’s media wing said.
  • In parallel, the navy conducted open-sea trials of an unmanned surface vessel (USV).
  • ISPR said the trials confirmed the platform’s high-speed performance, extreme manoeuvrability, precision navigation and resilience in challenging sea and weather conditions.
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