BrahMos Aerospace

Brahmos missiles were reportedly test fired from a Su-30 MIK fighter and a land-based mobile launcher.

The Indian Air Force carried out the missiles test launches on October 21 and 22 in the eastern Indian Ocean.

Last week, the Defense Acquisition Council cleared the purchase of new coastal batteries armed with supersonic cruise missiles.

BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles will replace Klub-N anti-ship missiles as the Talwar-class’ primary weapon system.

BrahMos Aerospace is working on a slimmer variant of its cruise missile for the Indian Navy’s new batch of diesel-electric attack submarines.

An anti-ship variant of the Brahmos supersonic cruise missile was test launched earlier this week.

The supersonic cruise missile was tested as part of the service life extension program for the Indian Army.

Indian defense contractor Larsen & Toubro has opened up a new production line to support the BrahMos Supersonic missile.

The second BrahMos test launch in 24 hours reportedly tested new indigenous components of the missile.