Agni-IV Ballistic Missile Test
On 7th August 2026, the Strategic Forces Command (SFC) successfully conducted the test of the Agni-IV intermediate-range ballistic missile, demonstrating India's preparedness and strategic deterrence capability.
Key Features
- Type: Road-mobile, nuclear-capable ballistic missile.
- Warhead: Can carry a one-tonne nuclear or conventional warhead.
- Propulsion: Uses a two-stage solid-propellant engine.
- Mobility: Road-mobile launchers provide greater flexibility and make the missile more difficult to target than fixed silo-based systems.
Major Technologies
- Composite Rocket Motors: Reduce missile weight and support greater mobility.
- Navigation: Uses ring laser gyroscope-based inertial navigation and micro-navigation systems.
- Digital Control: Advanced digital controllers improve guidance and accuracy.
- Onboard Computer: Provides advanced processing and flight-control capabilities.
- Redundant Avionics: ....
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