SOURCE: AFI
India’s indigenous supersonic cruise missile, BrahMos, is rapidly gaining global recognition. Following the successful sale to the Philippines, the joint venture between India and Russia, BrahMos Aerospace, is currently engaged in negotiations with at least four other countries for the acquisition of this potent weapon system.
Southeast Asian nations, Indonesia and Vietnam, have expressed keen interest in the BrahMos missile, recognizing its strategic value in bolstering their maritime capabilities. Additionally, the Middle Eastern powerhouses, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, are also in discussions to procure the missile.
The BrahMos, with its impressive range of 300 kilometers and supersonic speed, offers unparalleled precision and destructive power. Its acquisition by these nations would significantly enhance their defense capabilities and bolster regional security. As negotiations progress, the global reach of the BrahMos missile is poised to expand, solidifying India’s position as a major defense exporter.