According to an official statement by the Ministry of Defense, India on Wednesday achieved an important milestone by successfully destroying two air high-speed unmanned unmanned unmanned unmanned targets at high-high by Akash weapon system for the Indian Army.
The weapon system is adapted to operate at a height of above 4,500 meters and is the latest upgradation including indigenously developed radio frequency seekers as per the release.
Depending on operating responses from users, various upgrades are made to improve operational effectiveness, demonstrating the benefits of the ecosystem created for indigenous weapons systems.
According to the statement, Army Air Defense and DRDO, Defense PSUs such as Bharat Dynamics Limited and Bharat Electronics Limited with defense, and other industry partners have successfully valued indigenously designed and developed Akash Prime Weight System.
The tests were previously produced as part of the model firing test and it will enable, according to the release, air defense capacity in the country’s high-heated frontiers to further enhance timely induction.
This achievement added importance because this operation follows India’s exceptional performance of indigenously developed air defense systems during vermilion.
This takes a big step forward for the country’s missile development programs, which is now growing in the global defense market.
According to the release, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has appreciated the Indian Army, DRDO and industry on this remarkable achievement. He described success as a significant boost for India’s air defense capabilities, especially to meet high altitude operating requirements.
According to the statement, Secretary, Defense Department R&D and Chairman Dr. Dr. Sameer V Kamat congratulated the successful testing teams and said that the missile has met the country’s important air defense requirements for high-height. (AI)
