Sunday, February 07, 2010
Agni III successfully lauched
The Agni III is India's longest-range missile, designed to reach 3,000 kilometers (1,900 miles) - putting China's major cities well into range, as well as Middle Eastern targets. It is nuclear-capable.
The missile was launched from Wheeler Island off the eastern state of Orissa on Sunday morning.
The Indian Army is ready to induct the long-range Agni-3 missile into its defence apparatus,
IMO: The test appeared unlikely to significantly raise tensions in the region, but doubtless the launch will give reason for comment.
The missile was launched from Wheeler Island off the eastern state of Orissa on Sunday morning.
The Indian Army is ready to induct the long-range Agni-3 missile into its defence apparatus,
IMO: The test appeared unlikely to significantly raise tensions in the region, but doubtless the launch will give reason for comment.
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