Ballistic missiles are evolving beyond strategic roles, now carrying conventional warheads to strike deep targets. Iran and Russia exemplify this shift. India's Pralay, a short-range tactical missile, offers a conventionally armed option, capable of hitting key enemy infrastructure up to 500 km away and evading defenses, complementing other Indian weapon systems.
Ballistic missiles are evolving beyond strategic roles, now carrying conventional warheads to strike deep targets. Iran and Russia exemplify this shift. India's Pralay, a short-range tactical missile, offers a conventionally armed option, capable of hitting key enemy infrastructure up to 500 km away and evading defenses, complementing other Indian weapon systems.
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