- September 17th, 2025
The Indian Navy is preparing for nothing short of a revolution at sea. By 2030, every major surface combatant in its frontline fleet—destroyers, frigates, next-generation corvettes, and missile vessels—will be armed with the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile. It is not...
In an intelligence coup that could dramatically alter the strategic military dynamics of South Asia, Pakistan’s interception and recovery of debris from two of India’s most advanced cruise missile systems—the BrahMos and the French-origin SCALP-EG (Storm Shadow)—has triggered an unprecedented...
In the wake of “Operation Sindoor”—a reported four-day military engagement between India and Pakistan from May 7 to May 10, 2025—serious cracks have emerged in the strategic defence partnership between Islamabad and Beijing. At the heart of the storm lies...
In the wake of heightened maritime tensions, the Philippines is intensifying its efforts to enhance its defense capabilities by acquiring additional India-made BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, aiming them at China in the contested South China Sea. This strategic move underscores...
Manila is set to acquire the Indian Brahmaputra and Russian Moskova (Brahmos) missile system, worth $374.96 million, in early 2024. The acquisition will strengthen the Philippines' naval capabilities and protect its sovereignty in the contested West Philippine Sea. In 2022,...