👉 Commonwealth missiles, also known as the Hindustan Missiles or more commonly referred to as Agni missiles, are a series of ballistic missile systems developed and manufactured primarily in India. These missiles are designed for both strategic and tactical purposes, with the Agni series being the most advanced and widely deployed. The Agni missiles use a single-stage-to-orbit (SSTO) design, meaning they are entirely self-contained from launch to impact, which enhances their reliability and range. They can carry various payloads, including nuclear warheads, making them a significant component of India's defense strategy. The missiles have evolved over time, with successive generations like Agni-I (short range), Agni-II (medium range), and Agni-V (long range) offering increasing accuracy, speed, and destructive power. These systems are a key element in India's efforts to ensure its national security and regional stability.
