Dragon’s firepower will be destroyed! Pinaka which can hit up to 75 km is ready, now plan for 120 km range

New Delhi: The Indian Army is soon going to get new long-range guided missiles. These missiles will be capable of countering China’s missiles. After four years of testing, these missiles have now been approved. Guided Pinaka rockets can hit a range of more than 75 kilometers. It is also equipped with a guidance kit which takes it in the right direction during flight. After the successful final test on November 10, now all the technical requirements of the Army have been fulfilled.

Firepower of Pinaka rocket will increase further

Sources say that in the next phase, their range will be increased first to 120 kilometers and then to 200 kilometers. Work on this has started. DRDO has created this system in collaboration with four companies. These include three private sector companies. Factories have also been built for production. Given the success of long-range missiles in the Ukraine-Russia war, their demand is increasing across the world. But their supply is limited. India has the capacity to produce hundreds of rockets every year. If needed, it can be increased to thousands.

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According to sources, this is possible because the old Pinaka rocket with a range of 37 kilometers is already in production. Long range rockets can also be made at these places. Tata Advanced Systems Ltd and Larsen & Toubro make launchers. Economic Explosives Limited and Munitions India Limited manufacture ammunition.

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Pinaka approved for export

The Defense Ministry has given approval, so it is expected that the Army will place the order soon. Guided Pinaka has also been approved for export and ordered by Armenia. Talks are going on to sell this system to other friendly countries also. The Indian rocket is being designed to be fired from the existing Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher. This will greatly facilitate the deployment of the army. Pakistan has recently tested its Fatah-II system. It is being claimed that it can hit up to 400 kilometers, but this has not been confirmed.