Missiles

India’s Deadly Missiles: Unmatched Firepower India has been rapidly advancing its missile technology, making it a formidable player in the global arms race. The country has been on a mission to develop missiles that can reach any part of the world, with a focus on long-range missiles that can carry nuclear warheads. One of India’s most lethal missiles is the Agni-V, a long-range ballistic missile that can strike targets over 5,000 kilometers away. This missile has been in development for over a decade and was successfully tested in early 2018. It is capable of carrying multiple warheads and is nearly impossible to intercept. Another deadly missile in India’s arsenal is the BrahMos, a supersonic cruise missile that can travel at speeds of up to Mach 3. It is a joint venture between India and Russia and can be launched from land, air, and sea. Its precision and speed make it a formidable weapon, capable of destroying enemy targets with pinpoint accuracy. India has also been developing the Prahaar, a short-range ballistic missile that can strike targets up to 150 kilometers away. It is designed for tactical use and can be launched from mobile platforms, making it difficult to detect and destroy. These missiles give India unmatched firepower and the ability to strike