Pakistan buying supersonic missiles from China
Brahms missile in the arms and ammunition of India's army and navy in 2006
India-Pakistan always tries to challenge each other. Pakistan does not want to be behind Bangladesh buying new sophisticated weapons.
The Indian-Russia joint venture, the Brahms missile's panic left Pakistan not yet pursuing. In India, the S400 missile system has been sophisticated. In this situation, their 'friends' China stood beside Pakistan again.
Indian news media reports say that Beijing is going to buy new supersonic missiles from Beijing, which is equivalent to Brahms. In the international market, Brahms can give tough competition to Chinese-made HD-1 missile system.
It is known that this new missile system has been created by a non-government organization in South China. So that's the latest launch-control-target system. It's capable to penetrate the anti-missile defense system easily. The Chinese government newspaper Global Times said the missile was successfully tested last week in a test center in North China.
It has been found in the test that water-air-land can be used in three areas. It is learned that soon the company will start selling these missiles to other countries around the world. Among those, there are many countries in Pakistan and the Middle East. India-Russia jointly created Brahms's tilt of 300 kilometers. However, there is still no clear information about HD-1 clutches. Yet Chinese defense experts say that HD-1 or Brahmos could compete with them.
Note that Brahms missile was added to the arms and ammunition of India's army and navy in 2006. A few-speed motion missile will also help the Indian soldier to run a 'surgical strike'. The missile capable of aiming accurately at about 290 kilometers. The goal is to use this missile, while simultaneous fighting begins, India can reverse the response to the enemies. Once the process is complete, the Indian Air Force members will be able to add to the enemy's dust beyond a fierce battle cocktail. Brahms can work with equal skill in land or sea.
