A new missile spotted at the DRDO Aero Cluster Meet has fuelled speculation that India is preparing to unveil the RudraM-IV, the next step in its indigenous long-range strike capability.Photographs from the event show a weapon visibly larger than the RudraM-III, which itself is a 550 kilometre hypersonic Suppression of Enemy Air Defences missile expected to enter service around 2028. The sheer
RudraM-IV Emerges As DRDO’s Next Long-Range Stand-Off Missile
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