Following the success of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army is set to place a new order for BrahMos missiles. The Air Force and Navy will deploy them on their platforms. PM Modi praised indigenous weapons.
BrahMos Missiles: During Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army decimated Pakistan's strategic locations using the supersonic BrahMos missile. By targeting airbases and terrorist hideouts, Pakistan was forced to surrender in just four days. This feat sent a message globally about the strength of India's indigenous defense capabilities.
New Large Order and High-Level Meeting
According to defense sources, the army has decided to proceed with the seamless procurement of BrahMos missiles following the operation. A high-level meeting is expected to finalize the deal soon. This purchase will significantly improve the firepower of the Navy and Air Force.
Submarines and Fighter Jets Equipped with BrahMos
The Navy will equip its Veer-class submarines with BrahMos missiles. Meanwhile, the Air Force will deploy additional BrahMos missiles on its Sukhoi-30 MKI aircraft. This will strengthen both air defense and strike operation strategies.
PM Modi's Appreciation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described Operation Sindoor as a "victory of indigenous weapons." He stated, "BrahMos, drones, and India's air defense system have demonstrated globally how powerful a self-reliant India is."
Strikes on Lashkar-e-Taiba Hideouts
The BrahMos missile targeted the Lashkar-e-Taiba headquarters located in Pakistan's Punjab. The attack was so powerful that the terrorist hideout was completely destroyed, and many terrorists were killed. This success provided a solid response to terrorist conspiracies.
New Plan: Possible Impact and Challenges
- Emergency Readiness and Immediate Impact: The speed and accuracy of BrahMos create a rapid impact.
- Strategic Balance: The availability of missiles in a short time ensures defense balance.
- Russia-Integration: The India-Russia joint venture further deepens the defense relations between the two countries.
