Can it be qualified as an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM)?

Dr. K. Santhanam, former Chief Adviser to the DRDO, told me that Agni-III gives teeth to our minimum nuclear deterrence capability. Can you expand on that?

The A-3 system is rail-mobile, like A-2. The future 5,000-km-range missile we are planning will be road-mobile. That gives it immunity from vulnerability.

The second thing is that it can reach targets that no aircraft can reach. The missile system Agni-III we are making has state-of-the-art inertial guidance, highly accurate sensors with high immunity from jamming. We have no communication with the ground once we take off.

Fire and forget? Totally fire and forget. Since it is not looking for any data from the ground, no enemy can jam it or divert it or affect its path.

Except for an active interception, there is no way one can stop it. Most of the operations are done in the initial phase except some of the manoeuvres we are planning in the future in order to overcome the interception possibility. Today, once it Agni-III is ... more.

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