By Admin 
The Indian forces are now going to buy BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles on a large scale after heavy damage to Pakistan’s military structures during Operation Sindoor. The missile is a joint project of India-Russia and is counted among the fastest and accurate missiles in the world.
Approval will be given from high level meeting of Ministry of Defense
According to top defense sources, this purchase may soon get the green signal in a high level meeting of the Ministry of Defense. The Indian Navy warships, especially the vessels of the heroic, will be equipped with these missiles. At the same time, they will also be used on SU-30 MKI fighters of Russian origin of the Air Force.
BrahMos role in Operation Sindoor
The Indian Air Force used BrahMos missiles extensively in Operation Sindoor, which lasted for four days. With the help of these missiles, Pakistan’s airbase, army cantonment and terrorist bases were destroyed by accurately targeting. The Indian Air Force also attacked the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba in Pakistani Punjab province with the same missile.
Pakistan Army retaliation and terrorist protection
The Pakistan Army made efforts to protect the terrorists and their structure after widespread losses from BrahMos missiles. In retaliation, she landed on a strategy to protect the terrorist structures by shielding himself. According to the information, the Indian Navy is preparing to deploy BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles on its brave class warships, while the Air Force is planning to include them in its Sukhoi-30 MKI fighter jets.
Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appreciated the impressive performance of indigenous weapons during ‘Operation Sindoor’. He said that India’s air defense system, missiles, drones and BrahMos missiles in this campaign proved that ‘self -reliant India’ has now emerged as a strong and capable nation.
Prime Minister Modi appreciated
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently appreciated the role of indigenous weapons in Operation Sindoor and said- ‘During Operation Sindoor, the world saw the strength of our indigenous weapons. Our air defense systems, missiles and drones become proof of the power of ‘self -reliant India’, especially the BrahMos missile. ‘