Name	Agni-II
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Country of origin	India (DRDO/BDL)
Type	Medium range ballastic missile
Range	2000-3500 km
Flight ceiling	405 km
Length	21 m
Diameter	1.3 m
Mass	16000 kg
Warhead	1000kg Conventional high explosive-unitary, penetration, sub-munitions, incendiary, thermobaric, strategic nuclear weapon
Max Speed	3.5 km/s
Propulsion	Solid fuel
Engine	Dual stage solid rocket motor
Guidance	Mid-course: Ring laser gyro inertial navigation system. Optionally augmented by GPS/NavIC satellite guidance Terminal: Radar scene correlation. Upgraded to active radar homing.
Launch platform	Ashok Leyland/Tata transporter erector launcher/rail mobile
Service period	2004-Present (2011-Present with full capability)
Accuracy	30–40 m CEP
Description	The Agni-II is a crucial component of India’s strategic nuclear deterrence, a medium-range ballistic missile developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). This two-stage, solid-fueled missile boasts a formidable range of 2,000 to 3,500 kilometers, allowing it to reach a significant portion of Asia. With a payload capacity of up to 1,000 kilograms, it can carry a variety of warheads, including nuclear payloads. The Agni-II’s advanced guidance systems, including inertial navigation and potentially GPS/NavIC assistance, ensure high accuracy. Its road-mobile launch capability enhances its survivability and rapid deployment. The Agni-II has undergone rigorous testing and has been successfully inducted into service with the Indian Army’s Strategic Forces Command. It plays a pivotal role in maintaining India’s strategic stability and enhancing its national security.
Website	https://www.drdo.gov.in/

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