India and Pakistan have issued new navigational warnings in the Arabian Sea, indicating upcoming missile tests. Pakistan's testing period is set from April 20 at 0300 hours to April 21 at 1500 hours, while India plans its tests from April 22 at 0930 hours to April 25 at 2130 hours. The designated testing areas are in close proximity to each other's maritime boundaries, with Pakistan's zone covering about 200 kilometers and India's extending to nearly 400 kilometers, suggesting a broader operational scope for India. Both countries, recognized as missile powers, conduct these tests as part of their military preparedness, following established protocols to prevent misunderstandings. Reports of heightened naval activity, including Indian surveillance vessels in the Arabian Sea and Pakistani naval frigates visiting Sri Lanka, have added to the speculation regarding increased vigilance on both sides. This announcement comes nearly a year after Operation Sindoor, further emphasizing the strategic sensitivity of the region.