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‘Validated all parameters’: India successfully test-fires nuclear-capable Agni-3 intermediate-range ballistic missile

India carried out a successful test-fire of the nuclear-capable Agni-3 intermediate-range ballistic missile from Odisha, reaffirming the operational readiness of a key pillar of the country’s strategic deterrence.

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