In India: Russia has agreed in principle to export BrahMos missiles

Representatives of Indian diplomatic circles argue that Russia has in principle agreed to export BrahMos supersonic anti-ship missiles. At the same time, New Delhi notes that the Philippines will become the first foreign customer of missiles that are produced as part of the joint venture. Sputnik news agency citing Indian government sources reports on Russia's “fundamental consent” to India's sale of BrahMos missiles abroad.

It is noted that the Philippines have certain territorial disputes with China. From the post:

Manila hopes to complete negotiations on BrahMos with India in 2020. As for the Filipino military, BrahMos will be the first Filipino weapons with containment potential.

At the same time, an important detail is not indicated: a few months ago, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte pointed out that an agreement was concluded with China on joint economic activities in the disputed islands and in their waters. According to Duterte, Chinese and Philippine companies will jointly produce hydrocarbons, which will remove the degree of tension around these islands. The pro-American opposition in the Philippines announced that Duterte "violates the Philippine constitution."

Therefore, in such a situation it is still not completely clear who exactly the Philippine Navy will restrain in case of the acquisition of BrahMos missiles from India.

According to the Philippine Secretary of Defense, the country intends to acquire two anti-ship missile batteries in 2020 as part of an intergovernmental agreement with New Delhi.

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[cost]

About five countries have expressed interest in acquiring the Russian-Indian supersonic cruise missile BrahMos. This was announced on Thursday to TASS by the head of the Russian-Indian enterprise BraMos Aerospace, Sudhir Kumar Mishra.

"The government of India and the government of Russia have agreed to export the BrahMos missile to certain countries, and we are negotiating with them. And we believe that we will soon be able to tell which countries they are. But the agreement in principle has already been obtained from most of these countries."

India and Russia jointly decide who will become the buyer.

[eagle owl]

In fact, it recently flashed that the Indians of the JOINT development were going to push WITHOUT our participation. And the Indians love to lie, almost like their pals are striped

[knn54]

India is not China.

[Shurik70]

Quote: knn54

it is not clear to the end exactly who the Philippine Navy will restrain in case of the acquisition of BrahMos missiles

What kind of nonsense?
This is from a country that does not have the forces of deterrence, there is always someone to bite something off.
Weapons are needed for this, so that there wouldn’t be anyone who wants to make him use it.
A country consisting of islands is simply obliged to be able to drown other people's ships.

[Hagalaz]

When concluding a joint development contract, the procedure for selling / not selling finished products to third countries is prescribed. If Russia really gave its consent, then it will receive a share of deductions from the sale.

[antivirus]

According to Duterte, Chinese and Philippine companies will jointly produce hydrocarbons, which will remove the degree of tension around these islands. The pro-American opposition in the Philippines announced that Duterte "violates the Philippine constitution."
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- In Asia there are more contradictions - the swara will be worse than before WWII. the current Poles (on the example of Asia) can see from the side how their country was surrendered by soyueniki in 39g.

[bessmertniy]

Today, the Philippines has more strained relations with the US than with China. But fundamentally anti-ship missiles in this country are needed in principle in order to repulse any aggression.

[Victor_B]

An interesting percentage of rocket localization in India.
That is, are there many of our "pieces of iron" in it?

[novel66]

our mind is for sure!

[Victor_B]

Quote: novel xnumx

our mind is for sure!

Here in the SU-27 and SU-33 is also our mind.
And the Chinese take and copy.
Can ours ban the export of Bramos to the Indians?
Or can interest be fucked?

[novel66]

It must be an interest, together after all!

[Victor_B]

Quote: novel xnumx

together though!

And that would be right.
Plus, probably, some of the bourgeois iron also falls to us.
For us authorized.

[novel66]

Indians did not seem to join the sanctions?

[Victor_B]

Quote: novel xnumx

Indians did not seem to join the sanctions?

On the contrary, through them to buy the forbidden.

[novel66]

like shrimp from Belarus?

[V1er]

We must sell our P-800 Onyx to the world.

[Fedorov]

Our "Onyx, export" Yakhont. "Brahmos is a modification with understated characteristics of itself. So there is nothing to breed hysterics. Let them trade for health.

[rocket757]

Agreed, agreed ... commercial interest.
Was there a message that India, as it were, was ignoring the partners' interest? looks like no.
There is no need to rush to conclusions, it will be so right.

[Pavel57]

The localization of Bramos is not 100%.

[Ros 56]

And how will the revenue be divided?

[Old26]

Quote: Fedorov

Our "Onyx, export" Yakhont. "Brahmos is a modification with understated characteristics of itself. So there is nothing to breed hysterics. Let them trade for health.

Not anymore. Last year, India became a full member of the Wassenaar Accords, which means that all restrictions imposed by the MTCR system against India are no longer valid. Export characteristics for third countries - yes, there are restrictions and performance characteristics are curtailed. And "Brahmos" is already being tested for 800 km ...