1 / 5India on Thursday night successfully conducted a night test of Agni-5 nuclear-capable ballistic missile capable of hitting targets at a range of over 5,000 km.2 / 5This test was conducted from Odisha-based Abdul Kalam Iceland. The weight of this missile is 50 thousand kilograms and its length is 7.5 meters, while its diameter is 2 meters. Its speed is Mach 24, ie 24 times the speed of sound.3 / 5This missile can carry a nuclear warhead of up to 1500 kg.4 / 5This missile has a three-stage rocket booster, which is fired by solid fuel. Capable of hitting targets up to 5,000 kilometers with much greater accuracy.5 / 5The government has consistently stated that the success of the Agni-5 test is in keeping with India's stated goal of being a 'credible minimum deterrent' which underlines its commitment to 'no first use'. According to sources before the inspection, the authorities issued a notification.