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Seems like some one beat up DRDO due to non performance and they are literally showing off ...on serious note by looks these missiles look sleek and canisterised .
As advertised if SMART work , mating it with sea guardians will be a real deadly and cost effective combo .... eagerly wating for MIRV and SLB(C)M
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Philippines Inks $369-Million Missile Deal With India’s BrahMos - Bloomberg
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...369-million-missile-deal-with-india-s-brahmosPhilippines secures supersonic anti-ship missiles from India - The Washington Post
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...0151dc-8039-11ec-8cc8-b696564ba796_story.htmlRajendra Chola
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Next is PH Army.
He is confirming that Phillipino Army will also get Brahamos
Though our interactions were initially with PH Navy, their army was the one who was more vocal about their interest in Brahmos. I except a similar sized order from PH Army soon
The other ASEAN country in the pipeline is Vietnam
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Yep, Brahmos is very useful for ASEAN to counter big bad CN
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The reality is Brahmos is dual purpose - it can fire nukes. Though no one talks about that part. 
I hope Brahmos Aerospace has used terrain mapping cameras with the latest AI models to accurately navigate terrains and the final S-dive mode for busting “behind the horizon” targets.
I hope Brahmos Aerospace has used terrain mapping cameras with the latest AI models to accurately navigate terrains and the final S-dive mode for busting “behind the horizon” targets.
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Dr. Pooja Bhatt, a specialist on Asian security issues with a special focus on maritime issues and Author of the "Nine Dash Line: Deciphering the South China Sea Conundrum" in conversation with StratNews Global Associate Editor Amitabh P. Revi.
Dr Bhatt discusses External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar first official visit to the Philippines on the heels of the 4th Quad Foreign Ministers meeting in Melbourne, the January 28 India-Philippines signing of a $374.96 million BrahMos supersonic missile deal, Delhi's defence export target of $5 billion(Rs 35,000 crore)by 2025, China's aggressive claims in the region and whether that is catalysing security pushback, how India's 'Act East' policy sits with the U.S. Indo-Pacific and ASEAN strategies and the reasons for Manila's delay in ratifying the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership(RCEP) that India pulled out of.
00:00-00:59 Introduction to expert
01:00-02:03 External Affairs Minister Jaishankar's visit to the Philippines
02:04-06:08 BrahMos deal with Philippines: first step
06:09- 08:39 Scarborough, Mischief, Whitsun reef and China's aggression
08:40-10:40 ASEAN common foreign policy and the wedge China drives
10:41-11:32 ASEAN & nuclear deterrence
11:33-12:26 India's eyeing ASEAN defence deals; Vietnam, Indonesia
12:27-14:26 China reaction to BrahMos, Quad, Indo-Pacific strategies
14:27-15:16 Akash missile & coastal radars to ASEAN countries
15:17-15:45 Naval logistics & maritime intelligence with Philippines
15:46-17:15 Quad, AUKUS; How do ASEAN, East Asian countries view groupings?
17:16-19:03 Indonesia Rafale, F-35 deal. Russia-ASEAN naval exercises
19:04-19:54 India in the South China Sea; capability & necessity
19:55-21:24 India's Act East; what more?
21:25-22:36 China relationship with Duterte: all smoke no fire
22:37-23:54 U.S.-Philippines treaty allies & VFA
23:55-25:20 Philippines delays RCEP ratification; leaf from India's book?
25:21-26:42 India-Vietnam ties to counter China-Pakistan nexus?
26:43-30:38 Outcomes of visit; move towards strategic partnership. Trade & eco dvlpmnt
Dr Bhatt discusses External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar first official visit to the Philippines on the heels of the 4th Quad Foreign Ministers meeting in Melbourne, the January 28 India-Philippines signing of a $374.96 million BrahMos supersonic missile deal, Delhi's defence export target of $5 billion(Rs 35,000 crore)by 2025, China's aggressive claims in the region and whether that is catalysing security pushback, how India's 'Act East' policy sits with the U.S. Indo-Pacific and ASEAN strategies and the reasons for Manila's delay in ratifying the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership(RCEP) that India pulled out of.
00:00-00:59 Introduction to expert
01:00-02:03 External Affairs Minister Jaishankar's visit to the Philippines
02:04-06:08 BrahMos deal with Philippines: first step
06:09- 08:39 Scarborough, Mischief, Whitsun reef and China's aggression
08:40-10:40 ASEAN common foreign policy and the wedge China drives
10:41-11:32 ASEAN & nuclear deterrence
11:33-12:26 India's eyeing ASEAN defence deals; Vietnam, Indonesia
12:27-14:26 China reaction to BrahMos, Quad, Indo-Pacific strategies
14:27-15:16 Akash missile & coastal radars to ASEAN countries
15:17-15:45 Naval logistics & maritime intelligence with Philippines
15:46-17:15 Quad, AUKUS; How do ASEAN, East Asian countries view groupings?
17:16-19:03 Indonesia Rafale, F-35 deal. Russia-ASEAN naval exercises
19:04-19:54 India in the South China Sea; capability & necessity
19:55-21:24 India's Act East; what more?
21:25-22:36 China relationship with Duterte: all smoke no fire
22:37-23:54 U.S.-Philippines treaty allies & VFA
23:55-25:20 Philippines delays RCEP ratification; leaf from India's book?
25:21-26:42 India-Vietnam ties to counter China-Pakistan nexus?
26:43-30:38 Outcomes of visit; move towards strategic partnership. Trade & eco dvlpmnt
Don't see any dedicated thread for Indian AD systems, so posting this here
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India tests Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet technology missile
The Defence Research and Development Organisation conducted a flight trial of the Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) booster on Friday. The Defence Minister Rajnath Singh congratulated DRDO for the successful trial.
A flight trial of Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) booster was conducted from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) in Chandipur today at around 10:30 am. The test successfully demonstrated the reliable functioning of all critical components involved in the complex missile system and met all the mission objectives.
SFDR-based propulsion enables the missile to intercept aerial threats at very long ranges at supersonic speeds.
ELECTRO-OPTICAL TRACKING SYSTEMS
The performance of the system has been confirmed from the data captured by a number of Range instruments like Telemetry, Radar and Electro-Optical Tracking Systems (EOTS) deployed by ITR.SFDR has been developed by Defence Research and Development Laboratory (DRDL), Hyderabad in collaboration with other DRDO laboratories such as RCI, Hyderabad and HEMRL, Pune.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh congratulated DRDO for the successful trial of SFDR and said that this is an important milestone towards the development of critical missile technologies in the country.
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