Indian sailors successfully test sea-launched BrahMos missile

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Indian sailors successfully test sea-launched BrahMos missile

On Sunday, the Indian Navy successfully tested a BrahMos missile launched from a warship in the Arabian Sea, an agency spokesman said. At the same time, it is said that the missile managed to accurately hit the target at a distance of several hundred nautical miles.

The BrahMos missile was fired from the Kolkata-class destroyer. The Indian Ministry of Defense said that the missile is equipped with a warhead developed by the Defense Research Organization (DRDO).



The Navy said the BrahMos missile reinforces India's commitment to defense self-sufficiency. Earlier, the Indian Air Force also successfully tested the BrahMos missile from the Su-30MKI aircraft. This test was carried out by the Indian Air Force in December last year.

According to the Indian Air Force, the air-launched missile can hit targets at a distance of about 400 km.

The name of the cruise missile BrahMos is derived from the words Brahmaputra and Moscow. This is a joint Russian-Indian project. The first launch of a sample of such a rocket took place in 2001. The Russian-Indian enterprise itself began its activities 3 years before the first launch in 1998.
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  1. -2
    6 March 2023 18: 24
    I hope the target was chosen in the territory of 404?
    1. +4
      6 March 2023 18: 30
      Definitely, from the Arabian Sea to Zhmerinka, the flight is less than 400 km.
  2. +9
    6 March 2023 18: 34
    The name of the cruise missile BrahMos is derived from the words Brahmaputra and Moscow.

    It's good that it's not from the words Ganges and Don. laughing
  3. 0
    6 March 2023 19: 09
    India is arming itself primarily against Pakistan and China. Who is closer to us? We are not talking about alliances. Not that case. Hope it doesn't hurt us.
    1. +1
      6 March 2023 19: 12
      This is a situation with two chairs, but in which one cannot really choose one of them.
  4. +2
    6 March 2023 19: 34
    Indian sailors successfully test sea-launched BrahMos missile

    The information is well presented.
    But the title of the news...

    Indian fishermen once gathered to go on ships and catch seafood, and they decided to test the rocket, the place of which they accidentally found. Indian sailors separately, the Indian Navy separately, and the missile separately.
  5. +1
    6 March 2023 21: 27
    Russian "Yakhont", flies well and hits exactly!)))
    1. -3
      6 March 2023 23: 33
      Russian technologies went "hands"? And this is all for the sake of selling hydrocarbons?
  6. 0
    7 March 2023 00: 33
    So she is not hypersonic, as Russian Spring wrote? Something RV is screwing up and screwing up lately...
  7. 0
    7 March 2023 08: 08
    I remember just in 1998 in the 11th grade I read an article about the joint cooperation begun on this rocket, etc., etc. ... And now 25 years have passed and I am reading about the successful launch of this rocket by India!
    1. -1
      7 March 2023 11: 05
      You apparently got very bogged down somewhere that you didn’t follow the launches at all. Now we are not talking about success, but already about routine:

      12.06.2001/1/XNUMX - XNUMXst launch - Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur on Sea. From a stationary launcher. Vertical
      28.04.2002/2/XNUMX - XNUMXnd launch.
      12.02.2003/3/XNUMX - XNUMXnd launch.
      29.10.2003/4/XNUMX - XNUMXth launch - Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur on Sea.
      03.11.2004 xx: xx?m - ?-th launch - Bay of Bengal. From the ship.
      21.12.2004/XNUMX/XNUMX xx: xx?m - ?-th launch - Western Test Range (Rajasthan). SPU.
      15.04.2005/10/XNUMX xx: xx?m - XNUMXth launch
      30.11.2005/11/00 11:XNUMXam - XNUMXth launch - ITR test site. From a self-propelled launcher (SPU)
      31.05.2006/12/XNUMX xx: xx?m - XNUMXth launch - Test site in the Rajasthan desert. SPU.
      05.03.2008/10/30 15:XNUMXam - XNUMXth launch - Destroyer INS Rajput. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
      хх.хх.хххх y. хх: хх?m — 16th launch —
      18.12.2008/XNUMX/XNUMX xx: xx?m - xxth launch - Ship [b
      29.03.2009/11/15 3:2am - хх-th launch - 2rd launch of BrahMos Block-XNUMX - Pokran test site, pcs. Rajasthan. SPU. BrahMos Block-XNUMX
      05.09.2010/10/35 23:XNUMXam - XNUMXrd launch - ITR test site. SPU
      02.12.2010/10/55 24:3pm - XNUMXth launch - ITR test site. SPU. BrahMos Block-XNUMX
      29.07.2012/32/XNUMX xx:xxxm - XNUMXnd launch - ITR test site. Unsuccessful.
      07.10.2012/33/XNUMX хх:хххm - XNUMXrd launch - Frigate INS Teg. Off the coast of Goa
      ...