Project Kusha explained: Why India’s 'own S-400' is not designed to stop ballistic missiles
•India successfully tested the Kusha Surface-to-Air Missile as part of its Mission Sudarshan Chakra.
•The Kusha missile system has three variants with ranges of 150 km, 250 km, and 350 km, aiming to rival the Russian S-400.
•To enhance missile defense, India needs to focus on improving sensors, lasers, and command networks for better resilience.
→India successfully tested the Kusha Surface-to-Air Missile as part of its Mission Sudarshan Chakra.
→The Kusha missile system has three variants with ranges of 150 km, 250 km, and 350 km, aiming to rival the Russian S-400.
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