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Is the Philippines' purchase of BrahMos missiles a waste of money?
Scholars say the Philippines' purchase of BrahMos missiles is "symbolic" and will not be of much help in its confrontation with China, but military experts disagree.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is verifying information regarding Vietnam's purchase of Brahmos anti-ship missiles from India.
Vietnamese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang affirmed that the procurement of defense equipment is consistent with the peaceful, self-defense national defense policy and is a normal practice in protecting the country.
Fourteen countries want to buy BrahMos missiles from Russia and India.
The total value of orders for various versions of the BrahMos hypersonic missile developed by this joint venture has reached $4,2 billion.
India places a large order for Russian weapons.
The Indian government's Security Committee has approved a Russian order for 10 tank control systems and over 200 "BrahMos" missiles.
Russia and India test hypersonic missiles.
In missile manufacturing, Russia is primarily responsible, while India handles the "missile-carrying aircraft."
Russia is about to transfer a large number of 'powerful' weapons to India.
Russia and India are cooperating effectively and are advocating for increased bilateral military-technical cooperation.
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