The Pakistan Navy has successfully completed an exercise of two days aimed at counteracting subconventional and asymmetric threats in all main ports and ports throughout the country, according to a statement issued by the Pakistan Navy.
The exercises were designed to test and refine tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) to guarantee a robust defense of critical maritime infrastructure against evolving threats.
PN performed a 2 -day ex focusing on counteracting subconventional and asymmetric threats in all Pak’s main ports and ports, intended to validate and refine tactics, techniques and procedures to guarantee a robust defense of maritime maritime infrastructure against asymmetric threats.1/3 pic.twitter.com/r1isajwybb
– DGPR (Navy) (@DGPRPAKNAVY) June 1, 2025
The exercise involved coordinated operations of the Pakistan Navy fleet, the Marines of Pakistan, the Special Service Group (Navy) and the Naval Aviation Units. The scenarios included sabotage, infiltration and unconventional attacks, with the aim of improving coordination between agencies, situational awareness and rapid response capacity.
Commander of the coast of the Faisal Faisal Amin coast visited operational sites during the exercises and observed real action simulations. He praised the participants for their high level of preparation and professionalism.
COMCOAST R/ADM FAISAL AMIN visited several operational configurations in Ports & Harbors and witnessed live action simulations conducted by participating units. He appreciated the high level of preparation and professional behavior demonstrated during the exercises. 3/3
– DGPR (Navy) (@DGPRPAKNAVY) June 1, 2025
“The safe functioning of ports and ports is directly linked to national stability and economic growth,” said Amin’s admiral, emphasizing the strategic importance of maritime facilities.
The Pakistan Navy reaffirmed its commitment to maintain a high state of operational preparation and to strengthen its ability to defend maritime borders against emerging security challenges.
