BrahMos | Why haven't more countries preferred this deadly anti-ship missile yet?
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- We are investigating the BrahMos, one of the fastest and deadliest anti-ship/cruise missiles. #brahmos #missile #indiannavy
What are the features of the BrahMos?
What are the missile's variants and what are the differences between them?
Will Greece be the first NATO country to acquire the BrahMos?
Why was the L/70 less successful in the market than its predecessor, the L/60?
Why hasn't the BrahMos been as successful in the international market yet as it should have been?
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Historical background
02:14 Programme history
04:17 Design and Variants (BrahMos Mk II / BrahMos Mk III / extended-range BrahMos / submarine-launched BrahMos / BrahMos-A / BrahMos NG)
09:14 Users
09:19 Specifications
09:54 Analysis
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The missile actually performance is not good , India claimed weapons range is about real as the mig 29 range claimed by Soviet Union during Cold War.
@@ravenkk4816LoL! What??
Suffering or what?
Its MTCR certified range is 290kms! Get yourself checked buddy.
@@BlackHawkTejas only under the most favorable fly conditions. The plane have to fly as fast as it can and lunch from very restrict range of height. Even under best case scenario ,290km and 3 timed speed of sound for a missile that that size is not great.
@@ravenkk4816are you restarted?😂 Brahmos is mainly launch from surface and ships ..how tf equation of launch height comes here?
Russia after the Soviet Collapse: "He gets a supersonic cruise missile, you gets a supersonic cruise missile, everyone gets a supersonic cruise missile!"
The Soviets only gave a part of TOT but not all of it to India, even thought it was the USSR, but still got paid well and this type of TOT by USSR/Russia happened only with India.
1st India went to western countries for weapons it refused to give and directly supported pak in wartime also
What you think now
read history waste fellow
@@Humble_Balaclava not exclusively to India. Russia also sold missile technology to China and South Korea to pay off its debts.
That's why the latter developed K-SAAM based on S-350, Korean cruise missile based on Russian technology, and ROK Army is equipped with better Soviet IFV and MBT than their North Korean counterpart.
@@paulsteaven Yes, but mostly transactional with others. But with India, Russia always learned new things with upgrading tech or how their equipment can be used better with new tactics, which India does even now.
290 km range was before India joined MTCR in block 1. now all Brahmos missle are upgraded to block 3 and its range is 400 KM and navy use 600 km brahmos
2 gb ram
@@_____Z_____what do you mean ? By 2 GB Ram? This missile does not uses ram 😅
It's 900km kid
@@chaomaochowmein 900 km is tested. we don't know all brahmos are upgraded to 900 km. but we surely know all land, sea and air versions has at least 400 - 450 km
@@vishvajitkumar9497 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
6:58 - Point of clarification, that setup in the picture is only a mock-up. It was made by the Philippine Army for a demo, and preceded the first deliveries of the BrahMos to the Philippines. We still have not seen the TEL setup for the BrahMos systems to be operated by the Philippine Marine Corps, who are the first export users of the system ahead of the Philippine Army.
Oniks and basalt are not in production and Zircon is a hypersonic missile, while brahmos is advertised as fastest supersonic missile and moreover Brahmos is co-developed by Russia
Isn't Brahmos basically a p-800 oniks?
@@nudgeunit litrally all it is, just rebranded to make the indians proud xD
@@nudgeunitinitial technology is taken from p800 oniks
But over the years many modifications has been done by India regarding software and hardware upgrade.....
There is now no similarities between them
@@JehadiHellTransportAgency yeah it looks like they've developed it quite a bit
@@KiingOfKombatits based on the p 800 oniks but it has been improved further.With better system n fuel.Also it's much more versatile than its counterpart.
Simple.
When Brahmos NG is in sight, buyers will wait for it instead of buying an older model.
Philippines as the first customer
Philippines will get even more powerful version of brahmos because they initiated the foreign purchase.
Really good video. Naval war terrifies me. It would be a horrible event to see modern navies go at it but it would be fascinating to watch all of these weapons used and see how effective everything is in real world scenarios.
To simply put, Brahmos is a freaking big missile and won’t fit in some warships
its not only deployed in warship. there is land ,air based also available
Brahmos is the only Supersonic Cruise missile on the planet with Air, Sea, Submarine & Land versions.
@@SodiumSyndicate if i am correct it is not tested with submarines yet.
@@shubham5144 It should be, who else will be able to test it if not the Indian Navy?
Indian military does not understand manufacturing, R&D or technology development & serial production dynamics.
@@SodiumSyndicate it should be tested or not is not my doubt. It is already tested OR not, that is my doubt, and that's what i am saying that i guess it is not tested yet.
Love your videos. ❤
Very nice video
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It is based on Russian P-800 oiniks.
Similarly Adani Drishti 10 drone is based on the Israeli Hermes 900.
At least for BrahMos true localization of parts happened and still happening.
Adani's Drishti-10 is just a screwdriver job by Adani, it literally is just the Hernes 900.
@@sidewinder3422 Adani defense didn't have prior experience in manufacturing drones so they're making Hermes 900 under licence production but in future they will come forward with their own products. Chinese defense companies used the very same strategy back in the 1970s but now they're making their own equipment.
@@YouCantSeeMeMytimeisnow Adani literally has no need to invest in R&D if he can get contracts by simply assembling kits. Forces and MoD are taking us all for a ride, they aren't serious about atmanirbharta.
Brahmos was developed and designed mostly by Russia and yet some Indians think India solely designed it.
🤦♂️ Brahmos name is literally derived from names of two rivers
BRAHmaputra (In India) + MOSkva (In Russia) = BRAHMOS but Brahmos is manufactured exclusively by Brahmos Aerospace Industries. Yes is based on p 800 oniks but as far as i know the propulsion system was provided by Russia while the guidance package of the missile was developed in India✌️.
They always like that.. like the Mughal empire India claimed it all.. Pakistan doesn't have a chance..😂
It's wrong
Bromos 70% is developed by Indian Scientist and 30% goes to Russia Private company.
This reason Russia don't developed any Bromos
I think the high speed and flying at near sea dense air imposes cost on it's weight due to the need of reinforced structure. That's why it's nearly 2.5 tonne missile which further prevents it firing from smaller ship.
DRDO Has mastered liquid ramjet fuel recent month
Very good for coastal defense and fit for the Philippines vast archipelago.
I tried to order on Indian Amazon but I couldnt find it
When it comes flying don't cry.
@@nilanjangupta763 hahaha Good one Brother...
Good for u bro. Dnt even try to buy from us. We decide our buyer.
Interesting video.Now the only buyer were Philippines, but potentially more countries will aqcuire this system. We will see
Meanwhile everyone is buying NSM which has higher possibility to penetrate shipborne defense.
NSM and BrahMos are missiles of completely different categories. Even India is making a missile comparable to NSM and still not letting go of BrahMos. In fact, Indian Navy is planning at least 5-6 different anti-ship missiles, each with different range, weight, speed combo for different purposes.
@@death_parade NSM costs around 1.5-2 mil$ per unit. BrahMos costs over 3 mil$(290 kms export variant), BrahMos ER costs 4.5 mil$.
Most of the stats seems to be out dated
It was an informative and wonderful work introduced by an excellent ( weapon detective 🕵️♂️) channel..video about Brahmoss missiles for Indian 🇮🇳 navy ,it's production technology helped by the USSR and previous Poland....video clearly explained all characteristics of that missiles and several versions..missiles has land base , naval platforms and flying platforms...it's found in India 🇮🇳 and Philippines 🇵🇭...thanks for sharing
Probably because of how good interceptors became. Also things going into stealthy mode.
did u not watch the whole thing?
It not success in international market because it expensive n got so big in size with only warship with 3000 tonne n above can be equip..
You don't know what the hell you are commenting 😂.
WHY NOT SOLD TO MANY NATIONS? RUSSIA IS CAREFUL TO WHICH NATIONS IT SELLS THESE MISSILES. THE LATEST IS GREECE THAT WAS DENIED THE MISSILES. HENCE INDIA GOING IN FOR TOTAL INDEGINOUS PRODUCTION. SIMPLE AS THAT!
WHY ARE YOU YELLING?
Waw
The only reason is India is not good at marketing..and we don't solely focus on marketing as indian army procurements are enough to manufacture products for years. Meanwhile in other countries the the companies has to do marketing as their domestic market is not enough to fulfill the profits for product
Nope marketing is not a problem rather countries only trust weapons that are combat tested in real time.
@@surfspark lol just look at marketing for gripen..they literally put posters on bus stand and metros. That's how aggressive marketing they do.
@@HimanshuMahajan-zn3nq the best marketing case at recent times u can take for example is turkish drone in Armenia and azeri war where azeri shown the live attack videos of bayraktar drone promoted other nation to buy that weapon.no need to stick posters and attend air shows .
@HimanshuMahajan-zn3nq Answer me this
1. What country were those posters and billboards posted at?
2. Do you seriously think any government is buying fighter jets based on posters and ads at a bus stop?
Fighter jets aren't armored vehicles. There's only a few manufacturers and anyone who wants to buy warplanes immediately becomes familiar with what their options are.
Arms marketing is done through defense expos. Posters don't mean anything unless it's a weapon that's open to be purchased by the general public, which are commonly small arms or random gadgets.
Cuz bhramos is so expensive for some countries.
1.New NG variant will have speed of 3.5mac
2.Now Bhramos can be controlled after launch.
3.India has successfully developed fuel which is used in flight tragetory.
4.Plan is to make Brahmos 100% Indian.
It's seaker also now indigenous
Hypersonic #HSTDV #RUDRAM #SMART laughing in background😂
Russia and China have no real hypersonic missiles.😂🤣😂 Kinzhal was intercepted in Ukraine by PATRIOT.Kinzhal is glorified fake hypersonic missile.😂🤣😂
Rudram is supersonic. SMART is ballistic, and most ballistic missiles have parts of trajectory where they are so high up that they can easily go hypersonic. HSTDV was just a TD, but based on it, DRDO is now making the LDHCM which is a proper Hypersonic Cruise Missile.
@@death_parade Rudram 2 and Rudram 3 are Hypersonic missiles with mach5.5 speed, New varient of SMART maybe based on Pralay missile, which has mach 6 Hypersonic speed and has MaRV technology. The previous version of SMART missile speed was mach4.5 (near hypersonic). India is working on 2 Hypersonic cruise missiles, one will be based on HSTDV, another one will be Brahmos2 based on zircon missile, which Russia agreed to transfer technology to India.
@@TheGreatMarathaArmy Rudram 2 and Rudram 3 are air-launched ballistic missiles. They are hypersonic at the upper altitudes, but DRDO's own posters of this missile clearly state that the terminal velocity of these missiles is Mach 2.
SMART is indeed based on Pralay, and like I explained, both of them are ballistic missiles. Ballistic missiles hit their peak hypersonic velocities at high altitudes, typically above the stratosphere. And you read those speeds of Mach 5 and Mach 7 and think that those are the terminal velocities right before hitting the target? That is obviously wrong. Let me explain:-
Take example of _ANY_ ICBM. Be it Minuteman III or Agni V. Both have a top speed of Mach 25, but that is before the re-entry vehicle encounters the thicker lower reaches of Earth's atmosphere again. Once the reentry vehicle encounters high air resistance after entering the Mesosphere and then Stratosphere, it rapidly bleeds-off energy insomuch that the terminal velocity of an ICBM just before it detonates a few thousand feet above the target is just Mach 2. Yes you heard that right, even though top speed of the ICBM has been Mach 25, its terminal velocity is Mach 2 to Mach 3 (depending on reentry angle). Don't believe me? There is a paper titled "Data for ICBM reentry trajectories" by the RAND Corporation. It is available on the internet and if you know how to read a graph, you can corroborate my claim that terminal velocity of an ICBM is Mach 2 to Mach 3.
The first Indian missile that the media mistook to be hypersonic was the Shaurya missile, on which the INS Arihant's K-15 Sagarika missile is closely based. First tested in 2008, Shaurya missile was not exactly a pure ballistic missiles, because it is powered almost throughout its trajectory (if its range is limited to 750 km). This is called a depressed ballistic trajectory. If you study DRDO statements about the Shaurya missile, even it attains its top speed of Mach 5 after climbing out of the Stratosphere of Earth. But it had to climb out of the Stratosphere to do this. And the target is obviously inside the Troposphere, so when it starts to near the target, it will have to dive through the Stratosphere and then the Troposphere and in doing so, it will bleed kinetic energy like any other ballistic missile, meaning it won't be at Mach 5 when it reaches its target. So in effect, even this missile was not a proper Hypersonic Cruise Missile. And the DRDO scientists that worked on this project clearly stated this to the media.
*A truly hypersonic cruise missile is one that uses either a RDE or a SCRAMJET engine and one that employs highly temperature resistant materials in its skin. This allows it to remain hypersonic even during its terminal phase, while inside the Earth's troposphere. A true testament to a nation's mastery over aerothermodynamics and material science. And India is already close to achieving this without any help from any foreign nation. So be proud of that, instead of making bogus claims about Rudram or SMART being "hypersonic."*
BrahMos 2 is something we shouldn't waste our time with. India has moved on from those years where we needed to buy Russian technology for extravagant sums, much to the chagrin of our taxpayers. This time, India has developed its own Hypersonic Cruise Missile technology through the two parallel scramjet engine programs of DRDO and ISRO that I mentioned. Now, we don't need BrahMos 2. Our LDHCM that DRDO is developing will be better than the BrahMos 2.
@@TheGreatMarathaArmy Rudram 2 and Rudram 3 are air-launched ballistic missiles. They are hypersonic at the upper altitudes, but DRDO's own posters of this missile clearly state that the terminal velocity of these missiles is Mach 2.
SMART is indeed based on Pralay, and like I explained, both of them are ballistic missiles. Ballistic missiles hit their peak hypersonic velocities at high altitudes, typically above the stratosphere. But those velocities are not the terminal velocities of the missiles, i.e. they slow down before reaching their target.
Take example of ANY ICBM. Be it Minuteman III or Agni V. Both have a top speed of Mach 25, but that is before the re-entry vehicle encounters the thicker lower reaches of Earth's atmosphere again. Once the reentry vehicle encounters high air resistance after entering the Mesosphere and then Stratosphere, it rapidly bleeds-off energy insomuch that the terminal velocity of an ICBM just before it detonates a few thousand feet above the target is just Mach 2. Yes you heard that right, even though top speed of the ICBM has been Mach 25, its terminal velocity is Mach 2 to Mach 3 (depending on reentry angle). Don't believe me? There is a paper titled "Data for ICBM reentry trajectories" by the RAND Corporation. It is available on the internet, you can corroborate my claim that terminal velocity of an ICBM is Mach 2 to Mach 3.
The first Indian missile that the media mistook to be hypersonic was the Shaurya missile, on which the INS Arihant's K-15 Sagarika missile is closely based. First tested in 2008, Shaurya missile was not exactly a pure ballistic missiles, because it is powered almost throughout its trajectory (if its range is limited to 750 km). This is called a depressed ballistic trajectory. If you study DRDO statements about the Shaurya missile, even it attains its top speed of Mach 5 after climbing out of the Stratosphere of Earth. But it had to climb out of the Stratosphere to do this. And the target is obviously inside the Troposphere, so when it starts to near the target, it will have to dive through the Stratosphere and then the Troposphere and in doing so, it will bleed kinetic energy like any other ballistic missile, meaning it won't be at Mach 5 when it reaches its target. So in effect, even this missile was not a proper Hypersonic Cruise Missile. And the DRDO scientists that worked on this project clearly stated this to the media.
A truly hypersonic cruise missile is one that uses either a RDE or a SCRAMJET engine and one that employs highly temperature resistant materials in its skin. This allows it to remain hypersonic even during its terminal phase, while inside the Earth's troposphere. A true testament to a nation's mastery over aerothermodynamics and material science. And India is already close to achieving this without any help from any foreign nation. So be proud of that, instead of making bogus claims about Rudram or SMART being "hypersonic."
BrahMos 2 is something we shouldn't waste our time with. India has moved on from those years where we needed to buy Russian technology for extravagant sums, much to the chagrin of our taxpayers. This time, India has developed its own Hypersonic Cruise Missile technology through the two parallel scramjet engine programs of DRDO and ISRO that I mentioned. Now, we don't need BrahMos 2. Our LDHCM that DRDO is developing will be better than the BrahMos 2.
Many Nations have requested for an Air launched Brahmos of 300kms, plus India itself is negotiating with all the Armed forces to rearrange for a Rocket-based Theatre Command..
Not that I hate people's criticism on comment section, but remember that Indian National Congress following Gandhi-ism limitted mostly all Armed Forces mobility. Costing LoC and LAC of India to Pakistan and China for "peacefool negotiations"
"A fool's errand of Congress that compromised National security" according to now PM Narendra Modi..
Hence you see our PM more aggressive in 10 years just because of National security interests, ignored for nearly 60 years..🇮🇳🙇
That's the main reason even after 75 years of independence we are still not that capable as we should. We have a progress a lot with much faster process speed. Thankfully current govt is taking matters seriously.
Many nations don't have Su-30 which is the only jet remotely capable of carrying such a massive missile as the BrahMos-A and even then the Su-30 itself will need modifications by HAL before its mid-pylon can carry the missile.
it is better than humvee (not the most unrelated comment)
besides the price, a lot of advanced weapons have flaws that are only known during testing by potential buyers, example: south Korea refuse the Israeli Spike for bad performance, the UK said that missile was really bad (early version) during summer time.
I can't find any info on South Korea rejecting Spike Missiles (in fact, they mount the NLOS on Sandcats, another purchase from Israel). And the UK only rejected the Spike MR, they purchased several hundred Spike NLOS.
Costly,heavy, most navies don't have destroyers that can carry them. And most countries have p800 that's a similar russian version.
Which country have p800 beside Russia? Kam fuka kr bhai
Average bhadralok be like 😢
@@HimanshuMahajan-zn3nq Hezbollah, Syria, and Vietnam got the land based (export) variant while Indonesia refitted 2 of its old ex-Dutch frigates and mounted Yakhont on its hangar.
@@HimanshuMahajan-zn3nq vietnam
@@varun2250 leave him he's just another blind critic
In a sense, Philippines desperately needs anti ship missiles to defend its EEZ, and Bhramos fits right for the job. It can go to more than 150 NM plus it's supersonic, so the PLAN vessels will have a hard time intercepting it. I know they will planning on how to counter it, but by having it, China will be doubting on forcefully attacking the nation by island landing.
Only you are desperately begging for the Russian export. Russia itself doesn’t use it. China has better missiles and more of them even though it could also buy more Russian exports, and it isn’t being afraid of India with it either.
ditch the entire russian connection and it might sell but it has to get smaller
BrahMos NG addresses that
If India can go to the moon using indigenous Rocket definitely they can produce quality missiles.
Brahmos
Upgraded version of p800 oniks
1) Indian money
2) Russian technology
Excellent video, especially the analysis section. We Turks indeed have no special hostile feelings against India. We also appreciate the Ghandi's support for our liberation war. Yet, the Pakistanis are real brothers to us.
We would just like you Turks to understand simple things......😊
The Pakistanis you called brother were #Indians 75 years ago......
The country you called Pakistan built on a land donated by India......
#Kashmir (forever) belongs to India only......
Ur brotherhood and love for Pakistan is jst because of faith.
If u guys have right to assemble on the basis of faith.
Then we non believers have also right to assemble and counter it.
No hard feelings.
But you are not Turks. You are Anatolians, so we understand there's time for change in the Anatolian society.
@@nishantshrivastava9674 So, why don't we see the Arabs as brothers. No offence but please give up such baseless arguments. If you want to assemble against Muslims, just do it. Don't use us as excuse.
@@varun2250 As you are not Indian. You are subcontinentians. so we understand there's time for change in the subcontinentian society. by the way, After four decades, I learnt I am not a Turk. Thanks for your information.
👍🙏🏻❤️🇮🇳
so its a copy.
Philippines only bought it with Indian government financing! Chinese developed their own version of P-800 but abandoned the idea. Its use by the original manufacturer Russia has been limited in Ukraine war!
Why?
Like your Tejas, you need to give out as a donation like you did the Philippines and the Armenians otherwise it’s not going to go anywhere…
You have to understand one thing, the KF/21 is making great inroads into the defend needs market not because it’s Korean, but rather, kit’s cuz Lockheed Martin Northrop Grumman and Boeing inside it… KAI is just brand name….
Similarly, if Iran couldn’t fix its Qazam whatever you call it all these years and Turkey, a member of NATO, come out rag to riches with a KAAN, then you know what you can do with your AMCSA…
Keep trying Major! Keep trying!
Distress call here Dassault!
SOS call here Dassault! Please help!
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YOU DONT KNOW THE SPEED OF THIS MISSILE. A RAMJET MISSILE CAN HAVE SPEEDS UPTO 6-7 MACH.
India is not using BrahMos at Mach 6 or 7. India is using BrahMos at Mach 3 and for Mach 6-7 India has two separate programs:-
HSTDV of DRDO (now matured into LDHCM)
ATV of ISRO.
depends upon altitude. 2.8 mac at 50 mtr altitude
Not a good video. You folks spent most of the video describing the product not explaining why there have been no completed sales and deliveries of the weapon. If you are unable to perform such analysis stop making this type of video and go back to rehashing weapon systems like many other amateur CZcams channels focusing on this topic.
This is the issue with most western media. They easily go off topic.
This channel has made such unique analysis videos since the beginning. We love this variety. If you don't like it, don't watch it.
@@JoyP09 Have you ever seen the topic of the video?
Our videos have always contained the historical background, programme history and features before the analysis. It is our style. We have separated them on the bar. You can easily skip the previous parts via the bar if you do not want to watch them.
@JoyP09 He's not Western media per se.
3 incident report on unreliable system. India copy but can't make it better
US is so far behind .They barely have subsonic ASMs😮
Another western propaganda channel, who think only thier number 1 Hollywood weapons are best 🤣🤣
Weapon detective, why do you allow such misleading comments and do not block them? Those who see them will have wrong thoughts about the video. Although you said "Brahmos is one of the most capable and fastest anti-ship/cruise missiles... this missile has many game-changer features... with its outstanding performance, the Brahmos is among the best in its class... India has all right to be proud of it... the high speed of the current Brahmos is enough to make it one of the deadliest anti-ship missiles available... Brahmos' design philosophy has changed naval warfare concepts. The future of the BrahMos seems brighter.." in the video, they make it look like you're talking bad about Brahmos. Obviously, they're trying to make your channel bad and not watch your videos.
@@habahan4257 how much you get per comment bott
@@chaomaochowmein I am one of the early fans of this channel. I defend it free. So, how much do you get per your misleading comment, you troll?
Okay keyboard warrior, price must be high for defending propaganda channel @@habahan4257
@@chaomaochowmein Indian defence raised by 2300% and you think western media won't come to claim the customers back
Probably because it sounds like a rebadged Russian missile and it sounds like a project similar to the Chinese JF-17…
Probably. Or probably not. 😊
Brahmos? More like bruhmos. Hah gottem.
This is a biased video, looks the video is anti Russian video over Indian missile😂
coz it stinks?
And what makes it stink?
Racist detected, opinion rejected
Slow production Philippines ordered it 4 years ago aand now they just delivered it. So slow deliveries
Wait it carrying ur mum?
Brahmos is the only Supersonic Cruise missile on the planet with Air, Ship, Submarine & Land versions.
Mainly you can't appreciate our excellent missile system. That's why you are talking about Russian missile.
BrahMos is a Soviet technology. While it has improved greatly, it's still behind Russian top missile systems
Have you ever watched the video? It gives high praise to the missile. What are f.k you talking about.
because it's a crappy indian copy of a crappy russian export model p-800 oniks
@@Descriptions568 being non white I guess... 🙄😪
Porky spotted
First know the difference between P800 onix and brahmos 😂
BrahMos settles all debates
Being non western makes it crappy lol.. I wonder why so called sophisticated Abram tanks being destroyed in Ukriane
Brahamos is not kind of a weapon which anyone can get.
Turkey also funds certain terror elements in india.
Countries don't have a reason to buy it when it's a copy of the original Russian Oniks
Pure Copium comment! LoL!
India just started seriously marketing it after stabilising its own stockpile!
Russia now will be hard pressed to sell anymore given their current situation!
Aside from that,'Made in India' defense products are still unable to convince other countries who are already comfortable using such products of Western,Russian and Chinese origin.
Because it’s another “quality” Indian product. Enough said!
There's still a stigma for Indian homegrown defense weapons, but they're getting their stuff together.
If the operation of Brahmos cruise missile in Philippine Marine Corps' service became seamless, it will boost its popularity more.
That recent Philippine purchased also showed that Brahmos is a great way to bypass CAATSA if you want a supersonic cruise missile that is mostly being dominated by Russian weapon manufactures.
@@BlackHawkTejas tell me how anti ship missles from russia are getting a bad reputation from a war where the ukrainian navy was sunk in 2 days ?