India was going to test the long-range missile in the Bay of Bengal between 15 and 17 October. However, it has been canceled now. For this, India had also declared a no fly zone in an area of ​​3,550 km. After this step, both America and China sent their spy ships to the Indian Ocean. The Government of India had issued NOTAM and declared the area as a danger area. India had not yet clarified which missile would be tested. Experts believed that it could have been a missile of the Agni series, which is capable of carrying out nuclear attacks.

Frequent changes in NOTAM range

India had increased the range of NOTAM issued for testing thrice in 72 hours. First it was kept at 1,480 km, then the next day it was increased to 2,520 km, and within 24 hours it was increased to 3,550 km. Its objective was to test a missile whose range was greater than previously estimated. The range of India’s Agni missile is 700 to 5,000 km. Recently, India tested the 2,000 km range Agni Prime missile, which has been developed by DRDO.

Why are America and China spying?

Chinese and American spy ships have reached near India’s test site in the Indian Ocean. China’s Yuan Wang 5 reached the Indian Ocean from Malaysia, while America’s Ocean Titan is present near the western coast of India. Experts say such ships are often deployed to collect missile test data and assess performance.

Experts said that India’s Agni series missiles are known as ‘China Killer’. Both the US and China have spy ships in the Indian Ocean, but India will continue its nuclear and long-range missile tests. Ocean Titan is used for American espionage and reconnaissance and is equipped with a state-of-the-art sonar system. This preparation of India is being considered an important step towards maintaining military and strategic balance among the regional powers.

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India S-400: The Indian Air Force (IAF) has started to further strengthen its air defense structure after Pakistan’s recent tried to target India’s state-of-the-art S-400 Triumph Air Defense System. Pakistan used the CM-400AKG supersonic missile from China in this attack, but India’s multi-level air defense system successfully neutralized the danger. Now IAF is planning to add another security layer around the S-400 system to thwart any such attempt in the future, in which truck-based variant short range or quick reaction surface-to-air missile system can be deployed.

S-400: India’s ‘Sudarshan Chakra’
S-400 was very much discussed while responding to Pakistan. The S-400 is also called the “Sudarshan Chakra” of India. It is a long distance surface -to -air system, capable of penetrating air goals up to 400 kilometers. It can also destroy dangers like fighter aircraft, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. Pakistan had tried to target the system with the JF-17 Thunder Fighter Jet, which was successfully failed by India’s air defense system. It is being told that an old Russian system intercepted this missile.

Why did Pakistan’s missile fail?
According to a senior IAF official, CM-400AKG failed as it is an anti-ship missile. It can also be used for land attacks, but it is neither an anti-radiation missile nor any SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defense) weapons. ” The official also said that Pakistan can now try to get a hypersonic missile from China to challenge India’s advanced system in future.

Security will increase with VL-SRSAM and Qrsam
IAF is now planning to acquire a quick response missile systems like VL-SRSAM or Qrsam for the security of S-400. The VL-SRSAM system developed by DRDO is capable of penetrating goals such as fighter aircraft, drones and C-scimming missiles up to 80 km. It has 360 degrees cover and active radar homeing technology.

QRSAM specialty
Its range is 25–30 km and it is equipped with advanced AESA radar. It can immediately react against low -altitude, high speed goals. Both systems are network-focused and can be connected to the existing air defense network of IAF, which will ensure security from all sides of the S-400.

IAF’s multi-level air safety strategy
The multi-level defense system of the Indian Air Force includes indigenous systems like Akash, Barak-8, and Project Kusha, besides S-400. In the recent clashes, these systems together thwarted the enemy missile. S -400 radar systems – 91n6e ‘Big Bird’ and 92N6E ‘Grave Stone’ tracked and destroyed the target in time.

Preparation for self -reliant India and future
Both VL-SRSAM and Qrsam have been developed by DRDO, which will reduce India’s dependence on foreign weapons and increase self-sufficiency. The integration of these systems with the S-400 reflects the alert and active defense approach of the Indian Air Force, which is constantly upgrading its preparations in response to the growing strategic challenges of Pakistan and China.