Pakistan Navy launches warship in response to Indian aggression

Karachi: Realizing the enemy’s sinister intentions, the Pakistan Navy landed its warships in the waters and brought them to specific locations.

The Pakistan Navy says that it is ready to confront any misadventure.

The Pakistan Navy stated that Indian aircraft carriers and ships are being continuously monitored. The deployment of ships by the Indian Navy in response to the aggression is understandable, but if we look at India’s current capabilities, it will not have any significant impact.

On the other hand, the Indian Navy’s assets will prove to be an attractive target for Pakistan.

In response to the Indian fleet’s advance by the British newspaper, the Pakistan Navy spokesperson said that this is a continuation of the failed Indian propaganda in which the ridiculous claim was made last night that the port of Karachi was attacked.

The spokesperson stated that the claimed range of the missiles is also misleading. The Pakistan Navy is ready to counter any misadventure of the enemy.

Speaking exclusively to this correspondent, the Pakistan Navy spokesperson added that if the Indian Navy moves towards Pakistan with a malicious eye, it will be sunk in the Arabian Sea.

Earlier, the British newspaper The Telegraph claimed that India had sent its warships equipped with supersonic cruise missiles towards Pakistan to target the port of Karachi.

It was claimed that India has sent aircraft carriers, destroyers, frigates, and anti-submarine ships, which are about 300 to 400 nautical miles from the Pakistani coast. Some of them are equipped with Russian-made Brahmos missiles.

The spokesperson of the Pakistan Navy, while talking to this correspondent, said that just as the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has surrounded the enemy and is avoiding showing the wreckage of its aircraft to its media, the other wing of the Pakistani armed forces, the Pakistan Navy, is also fully prepared to show its capabilities.

It is also reported that no Indian Navy ship is yet close enough to target Pakistan, and all cities and shipping lanes are safe.