BrahMos cruise missiles in Indian Navy: Let me tell you that the Central Government has approved a mega deal worth Rs 19,000 crore for the Indian Navy.
Taking a big step in the defense sector, the Government of India will deploy more than 200 BrahMos cruise missiles in Indian Navy. Let’s know about details of BrahMos cruise missiles in Indian Navy.
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BrahMos cruise missiles in Indian Navy
The Government of India has approved mega deals worth Rs 19000 crore for the Navy. The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) took this decision in New Delhi on Wednesday.
Giving great relief to the Indian Navy after the CCS meeting. Approved the acquisition of more than 200 BrahMos extended-range supersonic cruise missiles for deployment on its warships.
Reason for BrahMos cruise missiles in Indian Navy
News agency ANI has made this claim quoting government sources. According to the report, the contract will be signed between the Defense Ministry and Bramhos Aerospace in the first week of March itself.
Actually, BrahMos is the main weapon for the warships of the Indian Navy to destroy ships and for any operation. Which fires the weapon system regularly.
For this reason, now the Indian government will deploy 200 plus BrahMos cruise missiles in the Indian Navy.
Fatal BrahMos cruise missiles: joint venture between India and Russia
It is noteworthy that BrahMos is a supersonic missile. Which has been jointly created by India and Russia.
BrahMos is named after the Brahmaputra River of India and the Moskva River of Russia. India has so far made all three versions of BrahMos – water, land and sky.
Apart from this, India has also made BrahMos Mark-2. Its biggest feature is this. That first of all it travels three times faster than sound. Apart from this, it flies at a very low height.
For this reason no radar system is able to track it. Its usefulness can be understood from the way that during last year’s war with Ukraine, news came that Russia had asked for BrahMos from India.
It is noteworthy that considering the firepower capability of BrahMos, Philippines has purchased it.
Philippines has signed a 375 million USD agreement with the Indian government for the purchase of BrahMos missiles. Apart from this, many other countries including Vietnam, Egypt, Korea are also demanding BrahMos from India.
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