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A former advisor to the U.S. Department of State has cast doubt on the effectiveness of the BrahMos missiles acquired by the Philippines, declaring them to have little operational value for the Southeast Asian nation’s military.
Indonesia has reportedly been offered a US$450 million (RM2 billion) loan by India to purchase the BrahMos missile system, co-developed by India and Russia.
India and Vietnam are on the verge of finalizing a USD 700 million (RM3.14 billion) deal for the procurement of the BrahMos missile system, with both nations reportedly in the final stages of completing the necessary details.
A former advisor to the U.S. Department of State has stated that the BrahMos missiles acquired by the Philippines have limited operational utility for the Southeast Asian nation’s military.
The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) is reportedly showing significant interest in acquiring India’s “BrahMos” missile for use on its Sukhoi Su-30MKM fighter jets.
A former advisor to the U.S. Department of State has stated that the BrahMos missiles acquired by the Philippines have limited operational utility for the Southeast Asian nation’s military.
The Philippines received its first shipment of “BrahMos” coastal missile defense systems from India today, aimed at countering Chinese encroachments in its territorial waters in the South China Sea.
India is widely known to have strained relations with Turkey, a situation that could deteriorate further if New Delhi’s proposal to sell the BrahMos cruise missiles to Greece materializes.
On the evening of March 9, 2022, two neighboring nuclear powers, India and Pakistan, nearly came to the brink of conflict when a BrahMos cruise missile launched by India inadvertently fell into Pakistani territory.
The Philippines was supposed to begin receiving its coastal defense missile system “BrahMos” this month, but delivery has been delayed due to adverse weather conditions at its Southeast Asian deployment site.