
In July, India successfully tested two new interceptor systems capable of neutralizing missiles at ranges of up to 5,000 kilometers, marking a significant advancement in its quest to establish a layered missile defense shield. While the Indian government frames the program as a defensive measure, regional analysts warn that such capabilities may be perceived as provocative by neighboring powers. The expansion of India’s missile defense infrastructure could embolden its leadership to pursue more assertive policies, even as it potentially triggers a new arms race in the region.
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