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Agni [Strategic Ballistic Missile] (8086 words)
Agni-I is a SRBM (850 km range, 1000 kg payload)
Agni-IIAT is a IRBM (3900 km range, 1000 kg payload)
Agni-III is a IRBM (5500 km range, 1200 kg payload)
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