The following day, April 15, the Indian Army’s Strategic Forces Command successfully tested the nuclear-capable Agni-III surface-to-surface missile from Wheeler Island, off of the Odisha coast.
It has long been suspected that India would at some point seek to modify the Agni-V and the Agni-III— an intermediate range ballistic missile which has the same build as the Agni-V— with MIRVs.
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Iran’s Shahab-3, India’s Agni-1 to US’s Minuteman III—ballistic missile arsenals, who has whatIndia has the Agni family of missiles, with its Agni II MRBM and Agni III IRBM already deployed. India has been conducting ...
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Night trial of short range ballistic missile Agni-I successfulThe range of Agni Prime, Agni-II, Agni-III and Agni-IV is 1500 km, 2000 km, 3500 km and 4000 km respectively. Defence sources said there were considerable improvements in its re-entry technology ...
If the payload is reduced, it can even reach distances of upto 8000 km. It is an advancement to the Agni-III and was first test fired in 2012. Since then, it has been tested five more times with ...
On the other hand, the country has four kinds of land-based nuclear missiles — Prithvi I, Agni I, Agni II, Agni III — which constitute nearly 60 warheads. Agni II, the medium-range ballistic ...
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