This summary synthesizes claims about a Turkish TCG Preveze-class submarine allegedly firing an ATMACA cruise missile. Proponents point to conflicts such as the Ukraine-Russia war and recent U.S. strikes on Iran as examples where submarine-launched cruise missiles have been demonstrated in combat. Reported figures describe the ATMACA as weighing around 1,000 kg with a 250 kg blast-fragmentation warhead and claim it could sink a frigate. The discussion notes that the Pakistan Navy currently relies on Babur missiles under strategic command, and argues that submarines should have conventional anti-ship missiles to enable conventional anti-ship operations. Some proposals suggest modifying the Harbah to achieve greater range and precision, while observations are made that the ATMACA may resemble a modified variant of the C-802 Noor AShMs, with larger fins potentially increasing radar cross-section. The piece also contrasts stealth characteristics of platforms such as Harbah, Babur, and Tomahawk. It should be stressed that the accuracy and official status of these claims require verification from open sources and authoritative confirmations.