RudraM-II missile designed to neutralise enemy radars and communication assets, tested successfully
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Why in news
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully tested the RudraM-II anti-radiation air-to-surface missile to neutralise enemy radar and communication assets.
Background
The RudraM-II missile was launched from an Indian Air Force fighter jet. It is designed specifically to target and neutralise enemy radar and communication systems with pin-point accuracy.
Facts for Prelims
- S&TRudraM-II: An anti-radiation air-to-surface missile developed by DRDO
- PostRajnath Singh: Union Minister of Defence
- FactThe missile is designed to target both radar and communication assets
For Mains
Q. Discuss the significance of anti-radiation missile technology in modern electronic warfare and its role in enhancing India's defensive capabilities.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Electronic Warfare: Neutralising enemy sensors to achieve tactical surprise
- Technological Sovereignty: Reducing reliance on foreign systems for high-precision air-to-surface weaponry
- Integrated Defence: Synergy between air-launched missiles and radar-jamming capabilities
Keywords: Electronic Warfare · Anti-radiation missile · Defence Indigenisation · Precision Strike · Strategic Autonomy
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