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Pakistan

Pakistan Navy adds advanced PNS Khaibar to its naval fleet

  • Naval chief says during Marka-e-Haq, Pakistan Navy was poised to sink Indian Navy Aircraft Carrier
Published April 4, 2026 Updated April 4, 2026 05:22pm
Pakistan Navy adds advanced PNS Khaibar to its naval fleet

Pakistan Navy on Saturday inducted ceremony the 2nd PN MILGEM Class Corvette, PNS Khaibar, into Pakistan Navy’s fleet, the Pakistan Navy spokesperson said in a statement.

Addressing the induction ceremony, Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf said the PN has inducted state of the art platforms and niche technologies capable to target critical infrastructure and naval assets of adversary.

The naval chief emphasised the importance of a strong, balanced and technologically advanced navy.

Addressing the gathering, the CNS further highlighted that Pakistan’s strategic location along vital maritime trade and energy corridors demands a potent naval force to safeguard national interests and ensure secure Sea Lines of Communications (SLOCs).

The naval chief underscored that during Marka-e-Haq, Pakistan Navy was poised to sink Indian Navy Aircraft Carrier which forced Indian Navy to remain retreated in their perceived safe havens. “The mastery and conduct of naval operations during Marka-e-Haq delivers an unequivocal message that any attempt to challenge Pakistan’s maritime interests will be met with an appropriate response,” he added.

Admiral Naveed emphasised that Pakistan Navy is being equipped with state of the art platforms and niche technologies enabling it to target critical infrastructure/ vulnerabilities and naval assets of adversary.

“Inductions of advanced platforms like PNS Khaibar and the forthcoming Hangor Class Submarines mark a milestone in PN’s modernisation; enhancing operational flexibility, combat power and the strategic reach,” he added.

Concluding his address, the naval chief extended best wishes to PNS Khaibar crew while reaffirming Pakistan Navy’s resolve to defend sovereign seas and uphold its responsibility as guardian of the maritime frontiers.

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