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    A technical glitch causes an Indian missile to be misfired into Pakistan

    March 12, 2022
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    A supersonic missile launched from Indian territory was fired into Pakistani airspace and landed in Mian Chunnu, a city in Punjab province. The misfire was caused by a technical malfunction. Indian Defense Ministry has expressed deep regret over the accidental firing of the missile towards Pakistan.

    A technical glitch causes an Indian missile to be misfired into PakistanAs a result of a technical malfunction occurring during routine maintenance, an accidental missile launch occurred. As a result of this incident, India has ordered the opening of a high-level court investigation. Fortunately, no lives were lost as a result of the accident.

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