India Tests Agni-IV Ballistic Missile With 4,000km Nuclear Strike Range

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India has successfully conducted a test of its Agni-IV ballistic missile, demonstrating the country's strategic military readiness. The road-mobile missile is capable of carrying nuclear or conventional warheads over a range of 4,000 kilometres, offering significant operational flexibility. It features advanced technologies designed to improve both accuracy and battlefield survivability. The test underscores India's continued push for self-reliance in defence and strengthens its credible nuclear deterrence posture.

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