NEW DELHI — Russia will begin taking delivery of the BrahMos
supersonic cruise missile being built in India as a joint Indo-Russian
venture. The decision followed a July 17 meeting here between visiting
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogoz and Indian Defence Minister
A.K. Antony, Indian Defence Ministry sources said.
Dmitry also visited the BrahMos complex in New Delhi, where he was briefed about the capabilities of the different varieties of the BrahMos, which has been inducted in the Indian Navy and land forces. However, the BrahMos missile has still to be inducted in the Russian Navy.
The 290-kilometer-range BrahMos was conceived as a joint venture between India and Russia in 1998. The air version of the BrahMos is still in the development stage.
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Dmitry also visited the BrahMos complex in New Delhi, where he was briefed about the capabilities of the different varieties of the BrahMos, which has been inducted in the Indian Navy and land forces. However, the BrahMos missile has still to be inducted in the Russian Navy.
The 290-kilometer-range BrahMos was conceived as a joint venture between India and Russia in 1998. The air version of the BrahMos is still in the development stage.
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