India successfully test a nuclear warhead missile

On 15/11, India successfully test-fired long-range missile Agni-IV that can carry nuclear warheads weighing a ton.

This is a two-stage missile, with a range of 3.500km and is one of the missiles have a range of India.

Agency spokesman Research and Development Defence (DRDO), Mr. Ravi Gupta, said the test was conducted at 9 am local time (ie 10 hours 30 minutes now Vietnam) from a test site in Orissa state, eastern India.

According to Mr. Gupta, a test has taken place very successfully achieve long-range missiles to 3,000 kilometers, flying over the Bay of Bengal towards the Indian Ocean.

Agni is one of five missiles being developed by DRDO missile development program coordinated control, boot from in 1983. /.