Indian Navy shows strength, successfully test-fires advanced version of BrahMos missile

The Indian Navy successfully test-fired an advanced version of the BrahMos missile today i.e. on Saturday. The Indian Navy said that today we successfully demonstrated the accuracy of the Extended Range BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missile from INS Chennai. The Indian Navy has said that the missile has succeeded in hitting the target accurately during the test. Explain that both BrahMos missile and INS Chennai are indigenously built. These showcase the cutting edge of Indian missile and shipbuilding prowess. This missile test of India is considered a milestone for the success of the self-reliant India mission. BrahMos is the main weapon system of Indian Navy warships. An underwater variant is also being developed, which can be used not only by Indian submarines. Rather, it will also be exported to friendly countries.

#WATCH | Long-range precision strike capability of Advanced version of BrahMos missile successfully validated. Pinpoint destruction of target demonstrated combat & mission readiness of frontline platforms: Indian Navy

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On Wednesday also tested BrahMos and anti-tank missiles

Let us inform that earlier the Andaman and Nicobar Command of the Indian Navy had test-fired BrahMos and anti-tank missiles on 2 February. Both the missiles managed to reach their target. Brahmos and Uran missiles are now ready for use by the army. Earlier on Sunday also the supersonic BrahMos cruise missile was successfully test-fired. The supersonic cruise missile BrahMos was launched from indigenous naval warship INS Chennai in the Arabian Sea. This missile will make the Navy's destroyer warship powerful and invincible by targeting long-range targets.