02-12-2010, 08:00 AM
[url="http://www.strategypage.com/htmw/hticbm/articles/20100210.aspx"]The China Solution[/url]
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If they can just have a full scale live warhead test go off course and land along the paki-afghan border, we could help with the cleanup.
Quote:The Agni III had some technical, and diplomatic problems, over the last four years. The technical difficulties were resolved. Indian diplomats, however, were upset over the fact that Agni III exists mainly for use against China. India is trying to develop better relations with China, and Indian diplomats argued for the cancellation of the Agni III project. At first, the government agreed, then quietly resumed work on the Agni III. Work is also underway on the Agni V, which would allow targets in Russia, Europe (Italy and points east), Japan and Africa to be hit. It's unsure what point the Indians are trying to make here.
The Agni I and II are sufficient to cover India's main enemy, Pakistan. The Agni III and V are both multi-stage, solid fuel missiles that can carry a 1.5 ton nuclear warhead. India makes no secret of the fact that Agni III is meant to deter aggression from China.
Love this comment from American reader
If they can just have a full scale live warhead test go off course and land along the paki-afghan border, we could help with the cleanup.