India conducts a successful test of the Agni-4 ballistic missile at the Integrated Test Range in Chandipur, Odisha, according to multiple reports citing the Defence Ministry. One outlet says the test is carried out on August 6, while another describes a later successful Agni-4 test and references a prior successful launch on September 6, 2024. In both accounts, officials state the launch is executed successfully and validates operational and technical parameters. The Agni-4 is part of India’s Agni missile series, described as an intermediate- to medium-range, surface-to-surface ballistic missile system that can carry nuclear-capable payloads. Reports attribute the testing to India’s ongoing missile development and validation activities. While the outlets emphasize the confirmation of technical performance during the launches, they do not provide additional details about the flight profile, range achieved, or results beyond the successful validation of parameters.