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Pakistan Navy submarine 'Ghazi' launched in China: ISPR

All four Hangor-class submarines built in China are in final sea trials, equipped with advanced weapons and sensors, marking a key milestone in Pakistan-China defense cooperation.

  • On December 17, 2025, the Pakistan Navy launched its fourth Hangor-class submarine GHAZI at Wuchang Shipbuilding Industry Group Company Ltd, Shuangliu Base, Wuhan, China.
  • The Government of Pakistan agreed to acquire eight HANGOR-class submarines from the Government of China, with the remaining four built under a transfer‑of‑technology plan.
  • Built to carry advanced weapons and sensors, HANGOR-class submarines are fitted to engage targets at standoff ranges, ISPR said.
  • The military's media wing added that all four Chinese-built Hangor-class submarines are undergoing rigorous sea trials and are in final stages of handover to the Pakistan Navy.
  • Officials noted the ceremony demonstrated deepening Pakistan–China defence cooperation and called the HANGOR-class programme pivotal in maintaining regional peace and stability.
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abbtakk.tv broke the news in on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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