Name	Astra MK II
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Country of origin	India (DRDO/BDL)
Range	140-160 km
Max altitude	Not known
Length	3.84 m
Diameter	190 mm
Fin span	Not known
Mass	154 kg
Flight Duration	Not known
Warhead	HE Pre Fragmented
Max Speed	Not known
Propulsion	HTBP based smokeless propellant
Engine	Dual-pulse rocket motor
Detonation Mechanism	Optical proximity Fuse
Guidance	Inertial, mid-course update and terminal active radar homing (13 km)
Launch platform	Su-30 MKI, LCA-TEJAS, TEJAS MK1A
Service period	2025-Present
Description	The Astra Mk 2 is an advanced beyond-visual-range (BVR) air-to-air missile developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) in India. It represents a significant upgrade over its predecessor, the Astra Mk 1, boasting an extended range of over 160 kilometers. Equipped with an indigenous, highly advanced seeker and enhanced maneuverability, the Astra Mk 2 is designed to effectively engage and neutralize aerial targets, including fighter jets, drones, and cruise missiles, at extended ranges. This cutting-edge missile significantly enhances the Indian Air Force’s air combat capabilities, providing a crucial edge in modern aerial warfare.
Website	https://bdl-india.in/astra

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