BrahMos missiles

Delhi is set to supply Indonesia with BrahMos missiles. PM Narendra Modi met with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto during a two-day visit to Jakarta, where both sides are expected to sign agreements to strengthen defense and strategic ties.

India and Indonesia have expanded their defense ties with a deal for New Delhi to supply BrahMos missiles. This follows similar agreements between India and Vietnam, as well as India and the Philippines.

India will supply BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and Astra air-to-air missiles to Indonesia during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Jakarta visit, marking a $630 million defense deal to deepen strategic ties. The agreement, part of India’s expanding defense exports, includes phased acquisition, infrastructure, and technical support for Indonesia’s missile capabilities.

India's arms sector is pursuing potential sales of BrahMos missiles and Akashteer air-defence systems to the UAE, aiming to establish a foothold in a competitive security market. Analysts view this as a significant step toward India becoming a major arms exporter, though no deal has been finalized.