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The test-firing of the missile from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island off Odisha coast came amid India's lingering border row with China.

India successfully test-fires Agni-V ballistic missile with range of 5,000 km

The test-firing of the missile from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island off Odisha coast came amid India's lingering border row with China.

India on Thursday successfully test-fired nuclear-capable ballistic missile Agni-V that can strike targets at ranges up to 5,000 km, marking a significant boost to the country's strategic deterrence, people familiar with the development said.
The test-firing of the missile from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island off Odisha coast came amid India's lingering border row with China.
The Agni-V project is aimed at boosting India's nuclear deterrence against China which is known to have missiles like Dongfeng-41 having ranges between 12,000-15,000 km.
Agni-V can bring almost entire Asia including the northernmost part of China as well as some regions in Europe under its striking range.
The Agni 1 to 4 missiles have ranges from 700 km to 3,500 km and they have already been deployed.
The Agni-V missile has been successfully test-fired, two people familiar with the matter said.
There is no official word on the night trials of the missile.
The people cited above said the test validated a number of critical aspects of the weapon.
India carried out a similar test of the missile in October last year as well.
The successful test firing of the missile paves way for its induction into the Strategic Forces Command that takes care of India's strategic assets, the people cited above said.
The missile has a very high degree of accuracy to hit targets. It has a height of 17 metres and it is capable of carrying a 1.5-tonne warhead.
In June, India successfully carried out a night launch of the nuclear-capable Agni-4 ballistic missile, in a boost to India's military capabilities.
Following the test, the defence ministry had said that it reaffirmed India's policy of having a 'credible minimum deterrence capability." India has been steadily enhancing its overall military might in the last couple of years.
It has carried out successful tests of a number of missiles during the period.
In May, the extended range version of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile was test-fired from a Sukhoi fighter jet.
It was the first launch of the extended range version of the BrahMos missile from a Su-30MKI aircraft.
An anti-ship version of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile was successfully test-fired jointly by the Indian Navy and the Andaman and Nicobar Command in April.&nbsp;

In a major boost to its military might in the midst of the eastern Ladakh row, India on Wednesday successfully test-fired surface-to-surface strategic missile Agni-5. The missile can strike targets at ranges up to 5,000 km with a very high degree of accuracy.
The test-firing of the nuclear-capable missile was carried out around 7:50 pm from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island in Odisha, officials said.
The Agni 5 project is aimed at enhancing India's nuclear deterrence against China which has missiles like Dongfeng-41 having ranges between 12,000-15,000 km.
"The successful test of Agni-5 is in line with India's stated policy to have credible minimum deterrence that underpins the commitment to 'No First Use'," the defence ministry said in a brief statement.
The work on the Agni 5 intercontinental ballistic missile project was started over a decade ago and the missile was tested seven times before.
People familiar with the development said it was the first user trial of the missile which can bring the northernmost part of China under its striking range.
The successful test-firing of the missile, built by the Defence Research Development Organisation came amid a lingering border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh.
The missile has a height of 17 metres and it is capable of carrying a 1.5-tonne warhead.
The first test of the missile was carried out in April 2012 while the previous one was conducted around three years ago.
"The missile, which uses a three-stage solid-fuelled engine, is capable of striking targets at ranges up to 5,000 kilometres with a very high degree of accuracy.," the ministry said.
The successful test firing of the missile paves the way for its induction into the Strategic Forces Command that takes care of India's strategic assets, the people cited above said.
The Agni 1 to 4 missiles have ranges from 700 km to 3,500 km and they have already been deployed. The Agni 5 project was aimed at enhancing India's nuclear deterrence against China.

Message to China: India tests Agni-5 missile with a range of 5,000 kms

India sends a roaring message to China with testing of Agni-5 missile. Here's is all you need to know about the Agni-5 missile

India tests Agni-5 missile with range of 5,000 kms

A major boost to India's military might...
A roaring message to China amid border standoffs...
India on Wednesday successfully test-fired surface-to-surface strategic missile Agni-5.
The missile can strike targets at ranges up to 5,000 km with a very high degree of accuracy.
The Agni 5 project is aimed at enhancing India's nuclear deterrence against China which has missiles like Dongfeng-41 having ranges between 12,000-15,000 km.
Agni-5 missile can bring the northernmost part of China under its striking range.
The work on the Agni 5 intercontinental ballistic missile project was started over a decade ago and the missile was tested seven times before.
The missile has a height of 17 metres and it is capable of carrying a 1.5-tonne warhead.
The Agni 1 to 4 missiles have ranges from 700 km to 3,500 km and they have already been deployed.

Agni-5 missile can bring the northernmost part of China under India's striking range

In a major boost to its military might in the midst of the eastern Ladakh row, India on Wednesday successfully test-fired surface-to-surface strategic missile Agni-5. The missile can strike targets at ranges up to 5,000 km with a very high degree of accuracy.
The test-firing of the nuclear-capable missile was carried out around 7:50 pm from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island in Odisha, officials said.
The Agni 5 project is aimed at enhancing India's nuclear deterrence against China which has missiles like Dongfeng-41 having ranges between 12,000-15,000 km.
"The successful test of Agni-5 is in line with India's stated policy to have credible minimum deterrence that underpins the commitment to 'No First Use'," the defence ministry said in a brief statement.
The work on the Agni 5 intercontinental ballistic missile project was started over a decade ago and the missile was tested seven times before.
People familiar with the development said it was the first user trial of the missile which can bring the northernmost part of China under its striking range.
The successful test-firing of the missile, built by the Defence Research Development Organisation came amid a lingering border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh.
The missile has a height of 17 metres and it is capable of carrying a 1.5-tonne warhead.
The first test of the missile was carried out in April 2012 while the previous one was conducted around three years ago.
"The missile, which uses a three-stage solid-fuelled engine, is capable of striking targets at ranges up to 5,000 kilometres with a very high degree of accuracy.," the ministry said.
The successful test firing of the missile paves the way for its induction into the Strategic Forces Command that takes care of India's strategic assets, the people cited above said.
The Agni 1 to 4 missiles have ranges from 700 km to 3,500 km and they have already been deployed. The Agni 5 project was aimed at enhancing India's nuclear deterrence against China.

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