On 2 September, the Navy deployed its first long-range submarine, the PNS "Ghazi" under Commander K.R. Niazi which was charged with gathering intelligence on Indian naval movements that stalked the diverting threats posed by the aircraft carrier INS "Vikrant".
On 2 September, the Navy deployed its first long-range submarine, the PNS "Ghazi", which was charged with gathering intelligence on Indian naval movements. In addition to engaging Indian frigates, missiles boats, or corvettes, "Ghazi" was also tasked with diverting threats posed by the aircraft carrier INS "Vikrant".