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India Tests Kusha Long-Range Missile System

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India conducted the maiden test of the locally made Kusha long-range surface-to-air missile system, capable of engaging threats across the 150-350 km range band. The system is expected to be deployed in three to four years.

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India Tests Kusha Long-Range Missile System

India on Thursday conducted the maiden test of the locally made Kusha long-range surface-to-air missile system designed to intercept aerial threats at distances up to 350 km, a significant capability that will strengthen the country’s air defence network once the weapon is inducted into service, officials aware of the development said. The missile system is capable of engaging threats across the 150-350 km range band, and is expected to be deployed in three to four years.

Hindustan Times

India Tests Kusha Long-Range Surface-To-Air Defence Missile

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said it signifies a "giant leap" in air defence capability of the nation.

Ndtv

DRDO Conducts Maiden Flight Test of Kusha Air Defence Missile

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully conducted the maiden flight test of the Kusha air defence missile. The test is a significant milestone in the development of the missile. The Kusha missile is a long-range air defence missile that is designed to intercept and destroy enemy aircraft. The test was conducted at a test range in the country and was witnessed by senior officials from the DRDO and the Indian Air Force. The test is expected to pave the way for the induction of the missile into the Indian Air Force.

The Times of India

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