Countries around the world are racing to develop missile technology, with China's Dongfeng-17 and India's Agni missiles attracting much attention. Why are these two missiles so much so in the spotlight that they are considered uninterceptable?
First, let's take a look at Dongfeng 17. This missile adopts Qian Xuesen's trajectory, and it changes its trajectory at any time during the flight, which makes its true trajectory difficult to predict. This mobility makes the DF-17 a very dangerous missile, and it also makes it difficult to intercept.
Secondly, let's talk about India's Agni missiles. One of the characteristics of this missile is that it is impossible to accurately predict its landing after launch, and even after multiple launches in India itself, the missile has lost track. This unpredictability makes it equally difficult for the Agni missile to intercept.
Therefore, whether it is China's Dongfeng-17 or India's Agni missiles, they have the characteristics of being uninterceptable. In particular, the unpredictability of the Agni missile is even more frightening. In the current international situation, how countries should deal with such a missile threat has become an issue worth pondering.