Pakistan Navy has successfully conducted a live weapon firing of the Taimoor Air-Launched Cruise Missile, marking a significant demonstration of precision strike capability and operational readiness, according to the military’s media wing, ISPR.
The indigenous anti-ship missile system executed its mission with high accuracy, validating the Navy’s ability to detect, track, and neutralize enemy sea-based threats at extended ranges.
Officials say the test reflects a major advancement in Pakistan’s defence technology, strengthening its multi-domain coordinated strike capability across land, air, and sea operations.
The development follows another successful test of a ship-launched anti-ship missile earlier this month, further showcasing continued progress in indigenous defence systems.
According to ISPR, the demonstration marks a pivotal enhancement of national maritime security and reinforces Pakistan Armed Forces’ conventional deterrence posture.
The statement emphasized that the Pakistan Navy remains fully committed to safeguarding the country’s maritime interests and sovereign waters.
Senior leadership, including the President, Prime Minister, and the Chief of Defence Forces Asim Munir, congratulated the scientists and engineers behind the successful milestone.
Officials described the achievement as a reflection of growing self-reliance in defence technology and continued investment in advanced military capabilities.
The latest trials add to a series of successful tests earlier this year, highlighting steady progress in Pakistan’s defence modernization efforts.
