Pinaka missile strikes military vehicle

Описание: The Pinaka is a multi-barrel rocket launcher (MBRL) system developed by India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). It's designed to deliver a large volume of fire in a short time against enemy targets. The system can fire 12 rockets in just 44 seconds. The Pinaka is named after Lord Shiva's bow in Indian folklore.
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Development:
The Pinaka project began in the late 1980s as an indigenous alternative to Russian-made rocket systems.
Range:
Initial versions had a range of around 40 km, while later versions, like the Pinaka II and MK-II ER, have extended ranges of 60 km and 90 km, respectively.
Firing Capabilities:
A battery of six Pinaka launchers can fire 72 rockets in 44 seconds, covering a large area.
Targeting:
The system is used to target enemy posts, supply lines, and troop concentrations.
Advanced Features:
Pinaka features advanced navigation and control systems, and is equipped with high pointing accuracy.
Export Potential:
The Pinaka system is gaining international recognition, with countries like Armenia showing interest in acquiring it.
Future Developments:
DRDO is working on a 120 km range variant and is also developing a guided Pinaka with a 75 km range.
Operational Use:
The Pinaka is a battle-proven, all-weather system that is a critical component of India's battlefield capabilities