India-Pakistan AT4 Missile: Tension continues between India and Pakistan. Amidst the Pahalgam terror attack, India has acquired AT4 missiles from Swedish company Saab.

This missile has been effective in the Russia-Ukraine war. Now Pakistan and.

India-Pakistan News: After the Pahalgam terror attack, tensions between India and Pakistan have increased. India can retaliate against Pakistan anytime. Pakistan's Information Minister Tarar himself is grumbling about this. Amidst the tension with Pakistan, India has increased its strength. Yes, India has received the first batch of those weapons which will blow the minds of the terrorists. Pakistan will tremble. Yes, the name of that weapon is AT4 missile. This AT4 is the same missile which has become the death knell for Russian soldiers in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Swedish company Saab has handed over the first batch of AT4 anti-armor weapon system to the Indian Army. This is a lightweight, portable, and lethal weapon. It has proven to be the end of Russian tanks in the Ukraine war. It will play an important role in India's anti-terrorism strategy. Gorgen Johansson, head of Saab's business area dynamics, said, "We are proud that the Indian armed forces have chosen Saab for their single-shot weapon needs as well. The Indian Army and the Indian Air Force can be confident that they have the necessary firepower to give them an edge."

Why is this weapon important for India?

India has strengthened its military capability at a time when the border conflict with Pakistan continues. India is preparing to punish the culprits and shelterers of the Pahalgam terror attack. Terrified Pakistan says that India can take military action anytime in the next 24 to 36 hours. The latest reason for tension with Pakistan is the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir. 26 people died in this terror attack. The terrorists killed people by asking their religion. India is furious over this. Pakistan and Lashkar are behind this attack. In such a situation, the delivery of AT4 is strategically important for India, especially for anti-terrorism operations in areas like Kashmir.