India conducts successful Agni 3 nuclear capable missile test
India Successfully Tests Agni 3 Missile
India successfully carried out a test of the nuclear-capable Agni 3 ballistic missile off the Odisha coast, demonstrating operational readiness of the strategic deterrence system. The launch was conducted as part of routine user training by the Strategic Forces Command.
Agni 3 Missile Test Details
The surface-to-surface missile was launched from an integrated test range facility and followed its planned trajectory before meeting mission objectives. Officials stated all technical parameters were validated during the trial.
The Agni 3 has a range of over 3,000 kilometres and is designed to carry strategic payloads, forming part of India’s credible minimum deterrence posture.
Strategic Forces Command Training Launch
The test was described as a regular training activity to ensure preparedness of operational units. Such launches are conducted periodically to verify reliability and accuracy of systems already inducted into service.
Authorities confirmed the exercise adhered to established safety protocols and monitoring procedures.
India Nuclear Deterrence Capability
The successful launch reinforces the effectiveness of India’s strategic missile arsenal. The Agni series forms a key component of the country’s long-range deterrence capability alongside other land-based and sea-based platforms.
Officials said routine trials help maintain readiness and validate technological performance under operational conditions.
