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Pakistan Navy forces out an armed Indian Submarine from Pakistani waters.

How can Indian sub enters into Pakistani seas when they are alert?
As per my point of view Indian navy successfully breached the security of Pakistani navy and completed its mission.
You call this breach. What about our 100s of fishermen breaching yours daily and entering indian waters :cheesy:
 
You are within your rights to shoot at the trespassing vehicle provided you are willing to bear the consequences

Why shoot man when you can capture the crew and sub .............. alive and running things are more valuable than dead and destroyed. Just imagine how many bargaining chips (Yadevs and Chohan) we can throw at them to humiliate them whenever we want and hands on enemy's tech.
 
Few months ago Chinese submarine came all the way from China and docked in Karachi undetected and here we have poor Indian navy. :D Doesn't matter if it's nuclear sub or 209, the information gathered by PN will be very helpful.
 
Pakistan Navy prevents Indian submarine from entering territorial waters
By News Desk
Published: November 18, 2016
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Pakistan Navy on Friday successfully repelled an Indian submarine from entering the country’s territorial waters.

According to Pakistan Navy spokesperson, theeir fleet units chased the submarine until it left Pakistan’s territory. The spokesperson further said that repelling the submarine was a testament of the country’s anti-submarine warfare capabilities.

Pakistan was capable of giving a fitting response to any sort of aggression [by India], the spokesperson added. He further said India was deploying its submarines against Pakistan.

CPEC’s first cargo safely escorted: Navy

On Tuesday, Pakistan Navy said that CPEC’s first cargo containers were safely escorted in the Arabian Sea towards their destination to the Middle East and African countries.

It added that the success of CPEC and the Gwadar Port project was linked to the safe and secure maritime environment in the Indian Ocean region in general and in the Arabian Sea in particular.

Pakistan Navy is attaching high priority to maritime security components of the China Pakistan Economic Corridor. The Navy reiterated its call to secure the sea route as it deployed its ships to provide security cover to ensure safe and secure transit of MV Cosco Willington and MV Al Hussein in international waters.

Pakistan Navy warship inaugurated in Karachi

The navy also believes that with the operationalisation of Gwadar port, the maritime traffic to and from Pakistani ports is expected to increase manifold.

The force has also adopted a multi-pronged approach to deal with the prevailing challenges such as beefing up security of the Gwadar Port, conducting security patrols and coastal exercises, enhancing Maritime Domain Awareness and engaging with other Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs).
 

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