One Missile, Multiple Targets, India's Successful Test of Advanced Agni Missile under "Mission Devyastra".
New Delhi (94 news) India has successfully test-fired the modern 'Agni' missile, which can hit multiple targets through a single launch.
According to India Today, the "Multiple Independently Targeted Re-entry Vehicle" in this experiment conducted from Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Island near the coast of Odisha. (MIRV) Technology was used, thanks to this technology, multiple warheads from a single missile (Payloads) can be fired which are capable of simultaneously hitting various targets spread over a wide area of the Indian Ocean.
India in the world 5 has been added to the list of certain countries that are capable of dropping multiple nuclear or conventional weapons through a single missile system. These countries include the United States, Russia, China, France and the United Kingdom. According to defense sources, the test was an advanced version of the Agni-5 missile launched under Mission Devyastra to target MIRVs. (MIRV) Validate the accuracy and efficacy of the technology.
Earlier, India first tested this technology in March last year. The Ministry of Defense has confirmed that the entire trajectory of the missile was monitored by land and ship-mounted tracking systems and all mission objectives were successfully achieved.
