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Pak Navy Zarb Missile Test Today in the Arabian Sea.

Pakistan Navy successfully test-fires missile in the Arabian Sea.
The Pakistan Navy on Tuesday successfully test-fired a missile capable of hitting targets from land to sea. The locally developed missile successfully hit its target.

Navy chief Admiral Zafar Mehmood Abbasi observed the successful testing and congratulated the scientists, engineers, and units involved.

Speaking on the occasion, Abbasi said Pakistan Navy has the capacity to thwart any threat emanating from the hostile state(s). He said Navy personnel are always ready to defend their motherland.
PN test-fires land-based anti-ship missile. Pakistan Navy test-fired land-based anti-ship missile Zarb as part of a training exercise from the coastal region here on Tuesday. The missile successfully followed its pre-planned trajectory and accurately engaged the target at sea.
Pakistan Navy is Using Multiple Anti Ship Cruise Missiles in its Arsenal. Pak Navy is using both Locally Built & Imported Anti Ship Cruise Missiles also known as AShcM.
We have explained all Anti Ship Cruise Missiles in this video being used by Pakistan (Pak Navy). Along with their Country of Origin & Specifications.

After testing Zarb Cruise Missile, the PN has cruise missiles for each of its core deployment domains: the Harba for surface-launch platforms; the Zarb for coastal defense/defence; and the Babur 3 submarine-launched cruise missile (SLCM).
For the PN, the Harba – and by extension, the PN’s ability to deploy the missile from the FAC-M – signifies its push to not only acquire a long-range land-attack capability but be able to deploy it from small, low-cost assets, such as the FAC-M as well.
In effect, it emulates what Russia had achieved by launching LACMs from its small surface warships from the Caspian Sea in 2015. The Azmat-class FAC (M) has a displacement of 560 tons as well as a length of 63 m and breadth of 8.8 m. It has a top speed of 30 knots and a ferry range of 1,000 nautical miles.
Pakistan Navy tested Harba (Harbah) cruise Missile in 2018 & 2019 for both Antiship (Anti Ship) & Land Attack Role. While Zarb Land-Based Cruise Missile is also tested once and it has added a good punch to Pak Navy’s Anti Ship Arsenal along with the US-made Harpoon, French-made Exocet, Chinese mad C802a or C-802A anti-ship cruise Missiles that can be used from multiple platforms such as Submarine, Aircraft, Ships & frigates.

The Pakistan Navy on Tuesday successfully test-fired a missile capable of hitting targets from sea to sea as well as sea to the surface, according to a Navy spokesperson.





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