Punjab CM Praises Pakistan Navy Over First Live Weapon Firing From Submarine PNS/M Hangor
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif congratulated the Pakistan Navy after the submarine PNS/M Hangor carried out a live weapon firing for the first time.
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Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has praised the Pakistan Navy following the successful live weapon firing conducted by the submarine PNS/M Hangor, describing it as a notable milestone.
According to Associated Press of Pakistan, the live firing marked the first time the submarine had carried out such an exercise, and the chief minister expressed appreciation for the navy's performance.
The submarine PNS/M Hangor is part of Pakistan's naval fleet, and live weapon firing exercises are typically used to test operational readiness and the effectiveness of onboard systems.
Officials have not provided further specifics about the exercise's location, the weapons systems tested, or the broader context of the submarine's deployment.
The chief minister's congratulatory message reflects continued public recognition of naval activities as part of Pakistan's broader defense posture.
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