BrahMos Missile's Combat Debut Sparks International Interest
In response to the Pahalgam terror attack, India launched Operation Sindoor, deploying 15 BrahMos missiles to target key Pakistani airbases, delivering a decisive blow to their air defense systems
The BrahMos missile, known for its supersonic speed and pinpoint accuracy, showcased India's advanced military capabilities, reinforcing its stance against terrorism
The successful deployment of BrahMos missiles during Operation Sindoor garnered international attention, with numerous countries expressing interest in acquiring the system
The Philippines became the first country to procure the BrahMos missile system, signing a $375 million deal in January 2022, with deliveries commencing in April 2024
Countries like Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Brunei are in various stages of negotiations to acquire the BrahMos missile, aiming to bolster their defense capabilities
Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Venezuela have shown interest in the BrahMos missile for their naval and coastal defense needs, reflecting its growing global appeal
South Africa and Bulgaria have initiated talks regarding the procurement of the BrahMos missile, indicating its expanding reach beyond Asia
Middle Eastern nations, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Oman, are exploring the acquisition of the BrahMos missile, with some in advanced stages of discussions