Indian Missiles News & Discussions - 30 June 2022

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 06 Feb 2026 21:31

India Test-Fires Agni-III: What Does This Mean for Its Strategic Capabilities?
https://www.timesnownews.com/india/indi ... -153572372
06 Feb 2026

Anoop · Post by **Anoop** » 07 Feb 2026 19:38

Details of the Astra Mk3.

Astra Mk-3 'Gandiva' | India’s Long-Range Air-to-Air Missile

India is all set to get the Astra Mk-3 ‘Gandiva’, a very long-range air-to-air missile that will significantly boost the Indian Air Force’s beyond visual range combat capability. Developed by DRDO, the Gandiva uses advanced ramjet propulsion to maintain high speeds over long distances, allowing fighter aircraft to engage targets far beyond visual range. In this Defence Deep Dive, we explain how the Gandiva missile works, how it differs from earlier Astra variants, and why it marks a major leap in India’s air warfare capabilities.

Rakesh · Post by **Rakesh** » 07 Feb 2026 23:43

SFDR Missile Propulsion Test Paves Way For Air Dominance

India’s indigenous Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) propulsion system has been successfully tested at Chandipur, Odisha, marking a crucial step toward inducting the Astra Mk3 or Gandiv missile. The test validated key subsystems, including the nozzle-less booster, ramjet motor, and fuel flow controller, which use atmospheric oxygen instead of carrying an oxidiser. With a projected range of 350 km, Gandiv surpasses the Rafale’s Meteor missile and rivals global systems. It will equip Tejas, Sukhoi‑30 MKI, and AMCA, strengthening India’s aerial warfare dominance.

Rakesh · Post by **Rakesh** » 08 Feb 2026 00:08

VIDEO: https://x.com/livefist/status/2020119995867406822?s=20 ---> Defence Secretary RK Singh tells @VishnuNDTV that Project Kusha has already undergone successful initial trials. He said this when was asked about additional S-400 procurement.

Rakesh · Post by **Rakesh** » 13 Feb 2026 07:00

India’s 3,000 KM Warning: Agni-III Explained

India’s recent Agni-III missile test signals calibrated strategic resolve amid rising pressure from China and Pakistan, reinforcing assured retaliation, survivability and restraint without overt threats. At the same time, structural shifts are underway in India’s defence posture: the AMCA stealth fighter program reflects a move toward scalable, indigenous air dominance built on advanced avionics and unmanned integration; the Indian Army’s push for low-level lightweight radars marks a doctrinal shift toward countering drones and terrain-hugging threats through faster sensor-to-shooter integration; and globally, Norway’s purchase of South Korea’s Chunmoo system highlights a changing arms market driven by reliability and supply resilience—creating opportunities for emerging exporters like India. Meanwhile, Pakistan faces deepening structural instability, with militancy reaching its core amid economic fragility and weakening external patronage, raising concerns about whether internal stress could spill into broader regional risk.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 13 Feb 2026 10:57

DRDO Set to Clear Astra Mk2 for Production with Enhanced 220km Range, Poised to Become IAF's Primary BVRAAM
https://defence.in/threads/drdo-set-to- ... aam.16881/

(DRDO) is preparing to issue production clearance for the Astra Mk2 air-to-air missile later this year.

the missile has demonstrated capabilities far superior to its original design parameters.

While the Astra Mk2 was originally conceptualised to strike targets at a distance of 160 km, updated performance evaluations indicate it can effectively engage threats at a range of approximately 220 km.

The substantial increase in range is more than just a statistical improvement; it fundamentally alters the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) engagement strategy. The extended reach allows the Astra Mk2 to serve as the primary long-range weapon across the IAF’s diverse fighter fleet.

According to defence sources, the missile is being integrated onto a wide variety of aircraft, including the Russian-origin Su-30MKI and MiG-29, as well as the indigenous Tejas Mk1A and the French-origin Rafale.

Reflecting the missile's central role in future air operations, the IAF is projected to place one of the largest single orders for air-to-air missiles in its history.

Sources suggest that the total requirement could exceed 500 units once formal clearance is granted.

To accommodate this massive scale and ensure a robust supply chain, the DRDO is moving away from a single-manufacturer model.

While the state-owned Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) is expected to be the lead integrator, a private sector defence firm will likely serve as the second production line, ensuring capacity resilience and faster delivery.

The DRDO is scheduled to conduct firing trials of the Astra Mk2 from the Tejas Mk1A fighter later this year, which is a prerequisite for final operational clearance.

Simultaneously, work is progressing to integrate the missile with the Rafale fleet. Successful integration on the Rafale would be a landmark achievement, proving India’s ability to network indigenous weaponry with sophisticated foreign avionics.

Furthermore, the missile is being adapted for the Indian Navy’s MiG-29K fighters, expanding its operational footprint to carrier-based maritime aviation.

Rakesh · Post by **Rakesh** » 23 Feb 2026 08:25

Project Kusha: India’s 400-km ‘Made in India’ missile shield to counter China and Pakistan
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/def ... 312193.cms
14 Feb 2026

Rakesh · Post by **Rakesh** » 23 Feb 2026 20:57

https://x.com/DefenceDecode/status/2022 ... 00631?s=20 ---> Submarine-Launched Cruise Missile (SLCM) capsule by DRDO.

Its a watertight launch container that allows a cruise missile to be fired from a submarine torpedo tube/ vertical launch system while the submarine remains submerged. It act as a protective housing for the missile underwater.

A pressure-resistant enclosure during launch depth

A launch transition system between underwater and air environments

Since SLCMs are designed to operate in air, the capsule enables safe underwater ejection before flight begins.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 26 Feb 2026 12:30

DRDO to Expand LRAShM Hypersonic Programme With Dedicated Surface Strike Variants For Army And Air Force
https://defence.in/threads/drdo-to-expa ... rce.16988/
26 Feb 2026

Strategic Expansion to Land and Air

While the naval variant remains a priority for coastal batteries, the programme's scope has widened following significant interest from other military branches.

Indian Army: Leading the broader developmental effort, the Army seeks a surface-to-surface version to hit high-value, fortified targets.

Indian Air Force: The aviation wing is expected to adopt a variant that mirrors the performance of the land-based version, providing a high-speed deep-strike capability.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 28 Feb 2026 07:33

Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet technology
Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) technology was successfully flight tested from the Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur off the coast of Odisha today. SFDR is very crucial for development of long range Air to Air Missiles

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 28 Feb 2026 07:35

DRDO Nails Three Back-to-Back VSHORADS Flight Trials – Pinpoint Drone Kills Confirmed
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully conducted three successive flight trials of the indigenous Very Short-Range Air Defence System (VSHORADS) from the Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur, off Odisha's coast.
The man-portable system, tested in its final deployment configuration, intercepted and destroyed high-speed, low-altitude targets simulating drones with reduced thermal signatures under varying conditions. Data from telemetry, radar, and electro-optical systems confirmed pinpoint accuracy, bolstering India's capability against aerial threats like UAVs.
Raksha Mantri congratulated DRDO and partners on this key step toward self-reliant air defence

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 28 Feb 2026 07:42

Cross posting from IAF thread
Akash direct hit
Watch: How Akash Missiles Destroyed Enemy Aircrafts During Op Sindoor | Akash Missiles In Action

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 28 Feb 2026 08:44

This is the 10th known test of VSHORADS. Of these each 5 were reported to have been done with 2 missiles and remaining 5 with 3 missiles overall firing about 25 missiles. These are numbers from news reports over the years. Since the Navy is also there, it will be difficult to ask for a re re validate test. Else these tests will keep on going with no induction into service.
DRDO conducts successful flight-trials of Very Short-Range Air Defence System
https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage ... ID=2233776
Posted On: 27 FEB 2026 9:35PM by PIB Delhi

Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully conducted three successive flight-trials of Very Short-Range Air Defence System (VSHORADS) from the Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur off the coast of Odisha. These tests were carried out to revalidate the capability of VSHORADS missile system in neutralising high-speed threats flying at varying speed, range, and altitude.

During all the flight-tests, the missiles intercepted and destroyed the high-speed aerial targets mimicking enemy aircraft in various threat scenarios meeting all extreme engagement points. The tests were carried out in final deployment configuration, where target acquisition & missile firing were carried out by field operators.

The flight data captured by various range instruments like Telemetry, Electro-Optical Tracking System and Radars deployed by ITR, Chandipur, validated the effectiveness of VSHORADS against a wide range of aerial threats. These user validation flight-trials were carried out in the presence of the representatives of Joint Forces along with senior officials from DRDO and development cum production partners.

Raksha Mantri Shri Rajnath Singh has congratulated DRDO, Armed Forces and the industries for the successful flight-tests of the system. He stated that the three consecutive successive flight-trials of VSHORADS is a great success, and the system can soon be inducted into armed forces.

Aditya_V · Post by **Aditya_V** » 28 Feb 2026 08:51

Very happy with this news. Does Vshorads use a IR or IIR seeker, hopefully we can bulk manufacture the IIR seeker.

My dream is put SFDR with IIR and AESA seeker, guided to its target without Fizzle ya knowing what hit them .

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 28 Feb 2026 08:56

Aditya_V wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026 08:51 Very happy with this news. Does Vshorads use a IR or IIR seeker, hopefully we can bulk manufacture the IIR seeker.

My dream is put SFDR with IIR and AESA seeker, guided to its target without Fizzle ya knowing what hit them .

Dual waveband IIR
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VSHORAD_(India)
Some more information that I could gain is that the current VSHORADS is VSHORADS-NG which is a miniaturized version of the earlier version tested.
Other than the standalone way of function,they have made it to work as part of Integrated Air Defence Weapon System (IADWS) which is a mix of QRSAM, VSHORADS and DEW. Next they could Probably get the same missile integrated with Attack helicopters and such. Dhruv and Prachand can fire the same. Even dual use role of Ground attack and air to air could be tested. Once a system is inducted, it opens up a lot of options.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 28 Feb 2026 11:47

Amazing performance by Akash, while R-73 misses again | IAF shows power In Vayushakti

Aditya_V · Post by **Aditya_V** » 28 Feb 2026 11:54

Very good to hear

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 28 Feb 2026 12:27

uddu wrote: ↑28 Feb 2026 11:47 Amazing performance by Akash, while R-73 misses again | IAF shows power In Vayushakti

This video mentions about the Prachand being armed with Rockets and the Apache able to fire the Hellfire. This is because the work seems to be taken up late without much of an urgency. The objective is to have the Desi ATGM's integrated on Prachand before their induction in 2028 and even on the LSP lot by 2027 only. Hopefully the next Vayushakti could see Prachand fire Helina/Dhruvastra.

HELINA and Dhruvastra Missiles to Arm LCH Prachand as HAL Plans ATGM Trials Soon
https://defence.newsd.in/india/helina-a ... rials-soon
01 Feb 2026

HAL is planning to start flying tests of the HELINA and Dhruvastra missiles from the Prachand helicopter by late 2026 or early 2027.

Probably another delay coming. They could test it with VSHORADS if this is also designed for such a role. Even when the decision to add Mistral is taken up, there should be parallel integration done with VSHORADS.

Second Phase of Weapon Integration for LCH Underway, First Deliveries to Begin in 2028
https://www.thedefensenews.com/news-det ... n-in-2028/
Posted on 2025-08-13

Anti-tank guided missiles such as Helina, along with air-to-air missiles like Mistral 2. There is also a need to integrate the ULPGM-V3 or ULM-ER with the ability to take out light armored vehicles. More such missiles could be carried and being cheap and light weight, well suited for Prachand in the Light Anti-Armour role while Helina/Dhruvastra take care of the Tanks and Heavily armoured vehicles.

ashthor · Post by **ashthor** » 28 Feb 2026 16:35

As seen from the recent wars, quantity has its own quality.

S_Madhukar · Post by **S_Madhukar** » 03 Mar 2026 18:59

Example of 2 Israeli interceptors locking on incoming Iranian missile yet missing out..

https://youtu.be/_LqKxmVeNF0?si=TZNyIaO70tnfgaaC

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 03 Mar 2026 19:37

Hope Yashas is ordered before the Russians shut down their engine plant.

And let's go straight with the VSHORADS on the Yashas for mass usage rather than fit Mistral for show.
https://x.com/Kunal_Biswas707/status/20 ... 2787928172
@Kunal_Biswas707
In the Indian context, our Yashas can carry four SRAAMs for anti-UAV/RPA missions or eight MBDA Mistral ATAMs configured for light jets.

Yashas are not high-end assets but have good chase speed and climb rate to intercept MALE UAVs, including Wing Loong II, CH-4, BZK-005C, Bayraktar Akıncı, Bayraktar TB2 and TUSAŞ Anka-S used by our neighbours.

The need for such assets arises to avoid losing or exhausting high-end platforms in high-sortie roles—like Rafales, Su-30MKIs, MiG-29s—or to prevent exposing SAM systems to enemy observation, which invites unwanted counter-strikes via guided rockets and missiles.

For example, during #OpSindoor the S-400 engaged enemy targets—both aircraft and projectiles—which was noted by the enemy and countered by attacking the S-400 system, though largely unsuccessfully.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 03 Mar 2026 19:53

I remember the story told on BR of how even the Akash test was about to be sabotaged. There was this PTA launched carrying a target dragged behind it which fell off middle way. And the team conducting the test was ready to call it a failure. At that moment, the scientist locked the drone onto the PTA itself, launched Akash and destroyed it. This he was made answerable for the loss of PTA, but Akash as a system demonstrated it's capability. How true the story is not known, but seeing the kind of sabotage attempt on Arjun which needed the tank to have black boxes, there is a 99.4% chance of the story being true.

https://x.com/ARanganathan72/status/2027819849578385415
@ARanganathan72
As Israel, UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain count the losses caused by Iranian missiles and drones, India thanks Dr Ramarao for building the indigenous Akash that tracked 616 Pak missiles and drones (64 simultaneously) before launching interceptors, logging a neutralisation rate of 99.4%

https://x.com/KiranKS/status/2028123359356264470
@KiranKS Now that you are seeing Dubai, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Qatar and more suffering damage due to Iranian missiles, remember what happened ten months ago in India.

Pakistan had launched 300–400 Asisguard Songar Turkish Drones across 36 Indian locations in May 2025.

Plus, another 600 or so -
> Yiha-III Class Loitering Munitions.
> Swarm drones and commercial quadcopters.
> Fatah-II long-range missile.
> Fatah-I Ballistic missile.
> Chinese PL-15 long-range missiles from J-10C jets.

These thousand drones and missiles could have killed thousands of civilians in India. Could have damaged airfields and defence establishments. They were targeting 1500+ km area in India.

But almost every missile or drone was intercepted. We didn't see any major civilian casualties.

Because India had two killer punches. The Russian S-400 and the Indian Akashteer defensive shields. Plus precise satellite input from ISRO.

We should be ever thankful to great men like Prahlada Ramarao who gave India these massive life saving Akash missiles

We don't thank them enough for keeping us safe in a hostile world.

Prem Kumar · Post by **Prem Kumar** » 04 Mar 2026 15:20

As a way of saying "Thanks", we are going to order 5 more S-400 squadrons and lots of failed Pantsirs

QRSAM, Akash-NG, VL-Astra, homegrown BMD (PAD, AAD, AD-1, AD-2) are all gathering moss

S_Madhukar · Post by **S_Madhukar** » 04 Mar 2026 15:37

Saar importing artillery is a game we have been doing for centuries, not the least since momeen introduced it in the subcontinent. Even the Mughals started importing from Euros as did most major local powers. And yet we are here!

drnayar · Post by **drnayar** » 04 Mar 2026 17:23

Prem Kumar wrote: ↑04 Mar 2026 15:20 As a way of saying "Thanks", we are going to order 5 more S-400 squadrons and lots of failed Pantsirs

QRSAM, Akash-NG, VL-Astra, homegrown BMD (PAD, AAD, AD-1, AD-2) are all gathering moss

These pantsirs are more evolved versions with better fire control radar + gun/missile combo., designed to be last line "bodyguards" for the S400s . The S400s India receives are a "little" different from those deployed elsewhere , say Turkey.

For operational reasons India does not publicize strategic air defence deployments ., these are now moving towards " forward offensive capability" that includes "bunker buster" Agni missiles

S_Madhukar · Post by **S_Madhukar** » 05 Mar 2026 00:06

I think DPSUs are OK with tech absorption and ToT but they are unable to build a complete product - if we take Pantsir here - our VSHORADs coupled with a wheeled/tracked platform and domestic radar could be built but DPSUs did not think of it or GoI does not allow it and we certainly don't have the time for it.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 05 Mar 2026 06:44

S_Madhukar wrote: ↑05 Mar 2026 00:06 I think DPSUs are OK with tech absorption and ToT but they are unable to build a complete product - if we take Pantsir here - our VSHORADs coupled with a wheeled/tracked platform and domestic radar could be built but DPSUs did not think of it or GoI does not allow it and we certainly don't have the time for it.

We could build. There are guns already available from Private players. Capable radars from DRDO itself. DRDO can design a compact package of VSHORADS / QRSAM / Bhagavatastra / VLSRSAM based or even a mix of all these things and put it on a truck.
Who will guide them? Shri Rajnath SIngh? Keep dreaming.

Mukesh.Kumar · Post by **Mukesh.Kumar** » 07 Mar 2026 02:00

X-Post as learning from Iran thread. How I mish the Indian military planners woke up from their love for gold-plated 'phoren maal'

Mukesh.Kumar wrote: ↑07 Mar 2026 01:58 Interesting article in the BBC of all places how using locally developed ruggesd solutions can literally bleed your enemy dry.

How Iran is using cheap drones to cause chaos across the Middle East

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 07 Mar 2026 14:42

Su-30MKI to Begin Carriage Trials for Air-Launched Long-Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LR-LACM) This Year
https://defence.in/threads/su-30mki-to- ... ear.17092/
Date:7-3-2026
Engineers have adopted a highly efficient integration strategy by utilizing the existing underwing pylon originally designed for the BrahMos-A supersonic missile.

This approach allows the LR-LACM to be mounted on the Su-30MKI with minimal structural changes to the aircraft, significantly shortening the development timeline.

The LR-LACM is a subsonic cruise missile capable of striking targets at distances of approximately 1,000 km.

It is powered by the indigenous Manik small turbofan engine

Future plans include integrating the LR-LACM with the Tejas Mk1A, the upcoming Tejas Mk2, and potentially the Rafale fleet.

The current phase of "captive carriage" trials. Separation trials—where the missile is dropped to test its release safety—and full-scale flight tests are expected to take place by 2027.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 07 Mar 2026 14:45

Iran's Shahed-136 vs India's Sheshnaag-150: A Comparative Analysis of Aerodynamic Design and Operational Doctrine
https://defence.in/threads/irans-shahed ... ine.17081/
Date:6-3-2026

Shahed-136: Uses carbon fiber and honeycomb composites to maintain a low weight and reduce radar visibility.
Sheshnaag-150: Focuses on a low-aspect-ratio wing designed to maximize internal fuel capacity, prioritizing long-duration missions and mass manufacturability.
Propulsion and Performance
The two systems operate on different power philosophies to achieve their long-range goals:

Feature Shahed-136 Sheshnaag-150
Engine Type 50-hp four-cylinder piston (MD-550) Compact Rotary or Piston engine
Endurance High (Varies by load) 5+ Hours
Operational Range 1,000 – 2,500 km 1,000+ km
Payload Capacity 40 – 50 kg 25 – 40 kg

The Shahed-136 is designed as a low-cost, high-volume weapon for mass deployment.

The Sheshnaag-150, while similarly long-ranged, emphasizes mission flexibility and has recently been showcased at the World Defence Show 2026 as a precision-strike alternative to expensive cruise missiles.

Operational Doctrine: Saturation vs. Intelligence
The most striking difference lies in how these drones are used in combat.

The Shahed-136 is an attritional tool; it relies on overwhelming enemy defence systems through sheer numbers. It uses standard satellite navigation (GPS/GLONASS) to follow a set path toward a fixed target.

Conversely, the Sheshnaag-150 is built for networked swarming.

Manish_P · Post by **Manish_P** » 07 Mar 2026 15:18

^ Quite informative. Thank you.

We do need both types. Many Thousands of the Shahed type and thousands of the Sheshnag type.

With distributed manufacturing across multiple locations in the country

bala · Post by **bala** » 10 Mar 2026 04:23

Indonesia Signs BrahMos Missile Deal With India

Indonesia has signed a deal with India to acquire the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, becoming the second foreign buyer of the system. Jakarta follows the Philippines, which received the first batch of the missiles from India last year. The BrahMos Missile is among the key strategic weapons used by the Indian Armed Forces. In 2025, New Delhi also deployed the missile during Operation Sindoor, highlighting its importance in India’s defence capabilities.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 10 Mar 2026 08:23

Next will be Vietnam and Brazil.

bala wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026 04:23 Indonesia Signs BrahMos Missile Deal With India

Indonesia has signed a deal with India to acquire the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, becoming the second foreign buyer of the system. Jakarta follows the Philippines, which received the first batch of the missiles from India last year. The BrahMos Missile is among the key strategic weapons used by the Indian Armed Forces. In 2025, New Delhi also deployed the missile during Operation Sindoor, highlighting its importance in India’s defence capabilities.

ritesh · Post by **ritesh** » 10 Mar 2026 11:45

uddu wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026 08:23 Next will be Vietnam and Brazil.
bala wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026 04:23 Indonesia Signs BrahMos Missile Deal With India

Indonesia has signed a deal with India to acquire the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, becoming the second foreign buyer of the system. Jakarta follows the Philippines, which received the first batch of the missiles from India last year. The BrahMos Missile is among the key strategic weapons used by the Indian Armed Forces. In 2025, New Delhi also deployed the missile during Operation Sindoor, highlighting its importance in India’s defence capabilities.

Didn't they supported porkis in previous wars?

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 10 Mar 2026 11:52

ritesh wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026 11:45 Didn't they supported porkis in previous wars?

They did under the Gandhian India of 1971. Modi term, Indonesia was the chief guest of Republic day parade. The range that a 300km Brahmos for Indonesia is to cover the Malacca strait. Also Brunei and Singapore comes under the reach. Some part of Malaysia and PNG as well. Hopefully this is land based.

Manish_P · Post by **Manish_P** » 10 Mar 2026 17:00

^ Personally i am not comfortable with sharing our top-of-the-range stuff with any Ummah country. In the land warfare realm artillery might be the upper end.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 10 Mar 2026 17:12

DRDO’s new LRASSCM missile

Jay · Post by **Jay** » 10 Mar 2026 20:23

Manish_P wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026 17:00 ^ Personally i am not comfortable with sharing our top-of-the-range stuff with any Ummah country. In the land warfare realm artillery might be the upper end.

Then who do we sell and more importantly how do we develop? We don't want to sell to porkis and cheens for obvious reasons. Our own forces will not buy and induct them because they are hopelessly addicted to foreign weapons and all the extra-curricular benefits they get from it. Western/developed nations are out of question because they have comparable products from their own manufactures/eco system, and now we do not even want to sell them to countries that want them because "reasons"?

No wonder our weapons industry is always circling the drain. moving from one rejection to another.

Manish_P · Post by **Manish_P** » 11 Mar 2026 06:51

Jay wrote: ↑10 Mar 2026 20:23 ....
Then who do we sell and more importantly how do we develop?
...

I said top of the range systems. The question is what do we sell and not who do we sell to. Pinaka ok, Brahmos no. Coast guard ship ok, submarine no. In future - Tejas ok, AMCA no.

uddu · Post by **uddu** » 11 Mar 2026 07:10

Brahmos is no more the top of the line system. Those are the LRAshM and other hypersonic missiles. Brahmos moved to tier II in Indian armed forces arsenal.