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射了，射了！！印度已发射烈火5型洲际弹道导弹。消息确切。

暂时还没有落点精度和成功与否的消息。现在官方的说法是“成功发射了”，还没说落到哪里去了。{:soso_e126:}

New Delhi (CNN) -- India on Thursday launched the maiden test flight of its longest-range nuclear-capable missile, which can travel more than 5,000 kilometers, the Indian military said.
The Agni V rocket, with a range the equivalent of 3,100 miles, took off at 8:05 a.m. local time (10.35 p.m. Wednesday ET), according to the military.
Ravi Gupta, a spokesman for the Indian Defense Research and Development Organization, had said ahead of the launch that the Agni V was "the most advanced missile so far."
In November, India successfully tested the fourth version of Agni, meaning "fire" in Hindi, with a range of 3,500 km. Built years earlier, Agni I could travel 700 km, according to Indian defense authorities.
India says that it pursues no aggressive designs and that its military program is based on building a credible minimum deterrent with a "no-first-use" policy.
"Our missiles are purely for deterrence," said Gupta.
The flight of Agni V is a significant move to demonstrate India's technological competence, Uday Bhaskar, a strategic expert, said earlier this week.
But the home-grown missile, he said, would undergo several tests more before it becomes fully operational.
A successful experiment, Bhaskar said, would bring India closer to the group of nations capable of building intercontinental missiles. Currently, the five permanent member nations of the U.N. Security Council -- the United States, China, Russia, Britain and France -- are thought to have developed such technology, he said.

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射了，射了！！印度已发射烈火5型洲际弹道导弹。消息确切。

暂时还没有落点精度和成功与否的消息。现在官方的说法是“成功发射了”，还没说落到哪里去了。{:soso_e126:}

New Delhi (CNN) -- India on Thursday launched the maiden test flight of its longest-range nuclear-capable missile, which can travel more than 5,000 kilometers, the Indian military said.
The Agni V rocket, with a range the equivalent of 3,100 miles, took off at 8:05 a.m. local time (10.35 p.m. Wednesday ET), according to the military.
Ravi Gupta, a spokesman for the Indian Defense Research and Development Organization, had said ahead of the launch that the Agni V was "the most advanced missile so far."
In November, India successfully tested the fourth version of Agni, meaning "fire" in Hindi, with a range of 3,500 km. Built years earlier, Agni I could travel 700 km, according to Indian defense authorities.
India says that it pursues no aggressive designs and that its military program is based on building a credible minimum deterrent with a "no-first-use" policy.
"Our missiles are purely for deterrence," said Gupta.
The flight of Agni V is a significant move to demonstrate India's technological competence, Uday Bhaskar, a strategic expert, said earlier this week.
But the home-grown missile, he said, would undergo several tests more before it becomes fully operational.
A successful experiment, Bhaskar said, would bring India closer to the group of nations capable of building intercontinental missiles. Currently, the five permanent member nations of the U.N. Security Council -- the United States, China, Russia, Britain and France -- are thought to have developed such technology, he said.

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