Скачать или смотреть 🚀 AMCA के लिए DRDO की नई मिसाइल 🔥🇮🇳 ब्रह्मोस से भी ज़्यादा ख़तरनाक शक्ति का ऐलान ⚡

🚀 AMCA के लिए DRDO की नई मिसाइल 🔥
🇮🇳 ब्रह्मोस से भी ज़्यादा ख़तरनाक शक्ति का ऐलान ⚡



India is entering a new era of stealth warfare. After Tejas and Rafale, the AMCA is now preparing to unleash a hidden weapon — a 1000-kg compact cruise missile designed to destroy enemy defences without ever appearing on radar.

This missile stays inside AMCA’s internal bay, launches silently, uses foldable wings, low-altitude stealth flight, and is built to neutralize China’s S-400 shield from deep stand-off ranges.
Developed by DRDO, this next-gen weapon will give India “first-day-of-war” dominance and complete surprise capability during any future military action.

In this video, we decode AMCA’s secret chamber, India’s compact missile program, its role against China’s air-defence wall, and how it changes the entire balance of power in Asia.

⚡ Highlights (No Timestamps)

• India developing 1000-kg compact cruise missile for AMCA
• Weapon hides inside internal bay — fully radar-invisible•
• China’s air defence wall vulnerable for the first time
• New missile integrates advanced AI navigation
• India joins elite club mastering internal-carriage cruise weapons

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