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Why India Keeps Violating Pakistan’s Sovereignty – This time with Brahmos

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India never test-fires its missiles from the North, all the tests have been conducted in the Bay of Bengal why would India test fire empty Brahmos from the North. Even if they were testing a New variant of Brahmos they would have fired it in Chandipur and not Sirsa. India only tests Brahmos in Andaman and Nicobar islands, there’s no way India tests in populated states like Punjab and Haryana.

BrahMos-NG (290) – It is important to note it crashed

Now let’s compare the length, speed, structure of the crashed missile with coming to BrahMos NG.

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