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INDIA FIRES AGNI-5: A Direct Threat to China

India successfully tested AGNI-5. The AGNI-5 is India's surface-to-surface ballistic missile. The experiment took place on APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the coast of Odisha. The test was conducted on Wednesday night at 7.50.pm The missile test is of particular importance in the context of existing border issues with China.
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India's state-of-the-art nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile 'Agni-5' successfully tested again. This is the eighth test of Agni-5. The Agni-5 struck Abdul Kalam Island off the coast of Odisha at 7.50 pm on Wednesday. The missile was tested from the Canister launcher.

The Agni-5 has an engine that runs on three stages of solid fuel. The missile can accurately hit targets up to a range of 5,000 km. The 17-meter-long missile weighs 50 tons.

It is the fifth missile in the Agni series. Agni-1 travels 700 kilometers, Agni-2 2000 kilometers, and Agni-3 and Agni-4 2500 to 3500 kilometers.

The Agni-5, India's first nuclear-intercontinental ballistic missile, will have a broad range that includes Asia as well as parts of Europe and Africa. The missile launch also stands as a warning to India's enemies, China and Pakistan. The Agni-5's 5,000-kilometer range will include the Chinese cities of Beijing and Shanghai.

The first test of Agni-5 took place on April 19, 2012. Preliminary tests of Agni 5 were conducted on September 15, 2013, January 3, 2015, December 26, 2016, January 18, 2018, June 3, 2018 and December 10, 2018. Agni-1 was developed in 1989. The Agni-6 is the next to come in this series of missiles that can be launched from land and submarines. The target range is 8,000–10,000 km.

India's Apex weapon

It is the most lethal weapon in India's missile arsenal. Agni 5 is outfitted with cutting-edge technologies in travel, trajectory, front, and engine. The missile's main advantage is its ability to hit the target accurately.  It can also hold a 50 tons of weight.

method for launching

Agni-5 is propelled by a first-stage motor immediately after launch, followed by two- and three-stage motors above 600 km altitude. Excessive gravity force on the return flight will increase the missile's lethality.

The most important factor is the time it takes to enter the atmosphere on the return route. Atmospheric friction may heat a missile to 4000 degrees Celsius. When other countries rejected the technique of carbon shielding to protect the missile from this, Indian scientists created it themselves.

Similarly, India was developing a gyro system to guide the missile to the correct location on the return flight through the air when other countries refused to provide it. That technology is said to be the most delayed.

To China from anywhere in India.

The Agni-5 missile can be launched from anyplace in India and into any part of China. The missile measures 17 meters in length and weighs more than 50 tons. The Agni missile was the first missile that puts China under its range. The missile may be launched in any type of weather or terrain. A computer system installed within the missile controls the trajectory and target.

China's concern about Agni-5

The Chinese media is concerned about the Agni-5 intercontinental ballistic missile. According to most media reports, India's Agni-5 missile will pose a significant threat. Agni-5, which is capable of transporting nuclear warheads, poses a security risk to China. The Global Times has previously warned the administration that China should take steps to prevent the missile.

Agni is all about competing with China.

To compete with China, India is developing a multitude of weapons. In terms of nuclear weapons, India is a world leader. The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty faces a severe threat from India. The Chinese media also accuses India of possessing the most nuclear weapons. At crucial places, Agni-1, Agni-2, and Agni-3 missiles have already been deployed. Air defense is also possible with the Prithvi and Dhanush missiles.

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