Pakistan Navy begins major maritime exercise SEASPARK-2026 in Karachi
The exercise rigorously tests Pakistan Navy's combat readiness against conventional. emerging maritime threats: ISPR
The Pakistan Navy commenced its major maritime exercise SEASPARK-2026 in Karachi on Wednesday, stated the military's media wing. This exercise aims to evaluate the force's combat readiness against both traditional and emerging maritime threats. Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf inaugurated the operation, accompanied by senior officers representing Pakistan's Armed Forces.
The SEASPARK-2026 exercise rigorously assesses the Pakistan Navy's combat capabilities across various domains. It integrates a range of assets including ships, submarines, aircraft, unmanned systems, marines, special forces, and joint elements from both the Army and Air Force, as reported by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
Admiral Ashraf toured naval fleet units and assessed ongoing operations, emphasizing the importance of maintaining high readiness levels, enhanced coordination among the three services, adaptability, and effectiveness in both physical and information domains, according to the ISPR statement.
SEASPARK-2026 specifically focuses on conducting "multi-domain operations" by incorporating maritime, air, land, cyber, and space-enabled capabilities. The exercise also involves operations within the information environment to gain a strategic advantage in the information battlespace alongside active sea-based operations, as outlined by the ISPR.
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