Israel’s much-famed missile shield that beat Iran’s lethal missiles is going to Europe, its name is…, it is dangerous because…
As tensions rise in Europe and for NATO allies like Germany due to Russia's expanding missile threats near their eastern ...
Ballistic vs Cruise missiles: Major differences and which is more dangerous? Understanding their threat levels and capabilities
A Ballistic Missile (BM) is a type of missile that uses projectile motion to deliver a warhead to its target. Cruise Missiles ...
‘Making us safer in an unsafe world’: Anand Mahindra after India tests nuclear K4 missile from INS Arighaat
Anand Mahindra praised India’s nuclear capabilities after the K4 ballistic missile was successfully launched from INS ...
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Military experts decode why K-4 ballistic missile is important for India
India has successfully tested the K-4 ballistic missile, a significant boost to the country's nuclear submarine force.
India Launches Nuclear-Capable Missile From New Attack Submarine
India's submarines provide it with a second-strike capability in the event of a nuclear attack, constituting a powerful deterrent to potential enemies.
My Take 5 (Edition 32): The week that was in international affairs
Welcome back to another edition of My Take 5. Israel-Hezbollah truce, ICC’s arrest warrant for Netanyahu, Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, Lithuania and Romania in the news, and ...
India Tests 3,500-km Range Nuclear-Capable Missile, Launched From Submarine
The Indian Navy test fired the 3,500 km ballistic missile from the newly-inducted nuclear submarine INS Arighaat on Wednesday ...
Hypersonic, ballistic missile launches underscore India's weapons prowess
India is pursuing its ballistic missile defence programme in two phases — the first has been completed and the second is ...
Odisha: Nuclear-capable ballistic missile K-4 test-fired from submarine INS Arighat
BHUBANESWAR: India has successfully test-fired indigenously-developed long-range nuclear-capable ballistic missile K-4 from a ...
INS Arighaat Flexes Nuclear Muscles: Kalam-4 (K-4) SLBM Test a Resounding Success
India follows a ‘no first use’ policy for nuclear weapons, meaning it will only use them in response to an attack.