Naval chief reviews SEASPARK drill
KARACHI: Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Naveed Ashraf visited various Pakistan Navy units at sea and in the Creeks Area to review the conduct of Exercise SEASPARK 2026, according to a Pakistan Navy statement issued on Sunday. The exercise has been under way since September 1 and is described by the Pakistan Navy as a major maritime exercise conducted biennially to rehearse the full spectrum of…
Admiral Naveed Ashraf, Chief of the Naval Staff, toured Pakistan Navy vessels across the sea and the Creeks Area to assess the progress of Exercise SEASPARK 2026, according to a Pakistan Navy announcement on Sunday. The biennial maritime drill commenced on September 1 and is a comprehensive exercise that simulates various maritime operations.
The goal of SEASPARK is to showcase the Navy's readiness to shift from peacetime duties to wartime scenarios swiftly. The 2026 edition of the exercise is aligned with the evolving nature of warfare, focusing on Information Environment Operations (OIEs), Multi-Domain Operations, and the extensive use of unmanned systems. Admiral Ashraf engaged with the sailors involved in the exercise, gauging their performance, morale, and operational readiness. He praised their dedication and commitment to keeping the Navy at its best at sea.
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