India has successfully tested a Nirbhay cruise missile
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India on Monday conducted regular tests of the domestic long-range subsonic cruise missile Nirbhay. According to the information of the military and specialists of the Indian Defense Research and Development Organization DRDO, the launch of the rocket is recognized as successful, the TV channel reports NDTV.
Details of the missile tests are not given, it is known that the launch was conducted from the Chandipur test site in the state of Orissa in eastern India. After takeoff, the rocket was in the air for a total of 42 minutes and 23 seconds. Tracking the flight of the rocket was carried out using ground-based radars, and the remaining parameters were monitored by telemetry stations.
India’s Nirbhay (Fearless) rocket tests from the 2013 of the year, however, only the previous launch, which took place in early November of the 2017 of the year, was deemed successful, the other three failed, after which the rocket changed the engine. Launched on November 7 2017, the rocket was in the air for a total of 50 minutes, flying 647 kilometers.
The Nirbhay subsonic cruise missile is being developed for various types of warheads, including nuclear ones, and should hit targets at a distance of 1000 - 1500 km. The rocket is capable of flying at a speed of Mach 0.7 at an altitude of 100 meters. According to Indian media, Nirbhay is being created in response to Pakistan’s development of the Hatf VII Babur cruise missile.
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