Why short-range ballistic missiles are the new weapon of choice, and how Pralay stands out

AI Summary

Short-range ballistic missiles are increasingly favored in modern conflicts due to their battlefield flexibility and missile maneuverability. India's Pralay missile stands out with its solid-fuel propulsion and terminal maneuverability, operating outside nuclear doctrine.

Modern conflicts highlight the challenge of intercepting short-range ballistic missiles effectively. Russia and Iran have extensively used such weapons in recent warfare. India's Pralay missile offers battlefield flexibility and operates outside nuclear doctrine. This missile features terminal maneuverability and a solid-fuel propulsion system. Pralay's capabilities position it as a leading short-range ballistic missile globally.