Why is India's Agni-5 MIRV missile virtually unstoppable? Let’s decode the classified engineering behind its Post-Boost Vehicle (PBV).
After three solid-fuel stages burn out, Agni-5’s PBV maneuvers in space using liquid thrusters, releasing individual warheads and radar-reflecting decoys toward separate targets.
By the terminal phase, air defense radars face up to 10 hypersonic objects descending at Mach 24—making interception physically impossible.
Key Highlights:
Agni-5 3-Stage Solid Propulsion
Classified PBV (Post-Boost Vehicle) Mechanism
Radar-Reflecting Decoys in Space Vacuum
Mach 24 Hypersonic Re-entry Speed
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