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India’s $5 BN Nuclear Train India has developed a rail-based nuclear missile launcher system, publicly tested in September 2025 with the Agni-Prime missile, enhancing its strategic deterrence. This capability allows missiles to move undetected on India's vast rail network, blending with civilian traffic and hiding in tunnels. No verified...

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