Pakistan Navy foils Indian Submarine entry into its Territorial Waters

It seems that India after losing its two aircraft to Pakistan and a pilot being captured, though later released by Pakistan as a gesture of goodwill, has not let India to cool down on its failures. On night 4 March, the Indian Navy submarine tried to sneak into  Pakistan's territorial waters but the bid was timely detected and "locked on" but again let go in order to escalate the already volatile war like situation between Pakistan and India.

Pakistan Navy has released a purported footage of the intercepted submarine, shown moving with its periscopes over the water surface. The statement said the Navy didn’t engage the submarine, but was proud of its success in detecting it despite India’s large investment in modern submarine technology.

Coordinates on the footage released by the Pakistan Navy on March 5 of an Indian submarine trying to intrude into Pakistani waters shows it being south of the Balochistan coast: Footage from March 4, 2035 hrs, Coordinates 23:45:13N, 63:00:36E.

This great feat is a testament of the Pakistan Navy's superior skills. The Navy will keep defending Pakistan's naval border. The force has the capability to respond to any aggression, added Pakistan Navy in its statement.

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Pakistan Navy Test Fires Anti Ship Missile from Sea King Helicopter

Pakistan Navy has successfully test fired an anti ship missile from a Sea King helicopter yesterday. The AM-39 Exocet missile missile fired from the helicopter successfully hit the target in the Arabian Sea near Karachi.

The success will enhance Pakistan Navy's capability in combating enemy warships threatening Pakistan's maritime zone. 

It may be added that Pakistan Navy had earlier conducted a successful test of a land-based, anti-ship missile in March this year.

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