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The Indian Air Force (IAF) is preparing for the next stage of its RudraM series of air-to-surface missiles.
HAL Nashik Division has completed modifications on Su-30 MKI aircraft to enable captive flight trials of the RudraM-III, a long-range variant with a 300-400kg warhead and 600km range.
The RudraM-III can engage various targets, including radar installations, bunkers, airstrips, and air hangers. The Su-30MKI will initially be the only platform cleared to carry it.
HAL Nashik Division has completed modifications on Su-30 MKI aircraft to enable captive flight trials of the RudraM-III, a long-range variant with a 300-400kg warhead and 600km range.
The RudraM-III can engage various targets, including radar installations, bunkers, airstrips, and air hangers. The Su-30MKI will initially be the only platform cleared to carry it.