Indian Army gets first batch of indigenous Nagastra-2 loitering munitions
The Indian Army has received a batch of indigenous loitering munitions, Nagastra-2, designed for operational effectiveness. These munitions can operate in GPS-denied environments and track moving targets with onboard vision systems. The Nagastra-2 successfully completed technical trials at Mahajan Field Firing Range in August.
Equipped with advanced capabilities, these munitions enhance India's battlefield strike potential against armoured vehicles. The systems are notable for their precision engagement and anti-armour capacity.
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- Saturday, 24 October 2026, 12:18 am IST
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