India’s indigenous Zorawar light tank has fired an anti-tank guided missile.
Called Nag Mk II, the missile met range and accuracy targets during the successful trial.
The test strengthens domestic design-to-production lines for powerful weapon systems.
The test pairs a sub-25-ton, mountain-optimized tank with a fire-and-forget, long-range strike option for high-altitude combat.
The capability requirement came after Galwan clashes along the Line of Actual Control.
The high-altitude area borders with China and this new weapon system can deliver an edge to India in high-altitude combat.
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