BrahMos: The Standout Anti-Ship Missile
Advanced Capabilities and Global Influence
Each mobile firing unit of this formidable weapon system houses three ready-to-fire BrahMos anti-ship supersonic missiles, capable of neutralising hostile naval targets with unwavering precision. The missile's export variant boasts an impressive maximum range of approximately 290 kilometres, making it a formidable long-range threat.
The Genesis and Evolution of BrahMos
BrahMos is a testament to the collaborative efforts of India and Russia. Its design and development draw heavily upon the Russian P-800 Oniks Yakhont supersonic anti-ship cruise missile. While the BrahMos propulsion system mirrors the Oniks, its design incorporates several innovative advancements.
Unmatched Precision and Versatility
As a ramjet-powered supersonic cruise missile with a solid propellant booster, BrahMos exhibits unparalleled speed and maneuverability. It boasts a supersonic range, making it a standout among anti-ship missiles. Its versatility extends to multiple launch platforms, including land-based canisters, ships, and aircraft, ensuring its relevance across diverse operational scenarios.
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