In a major achievement, the Indian Navy’s newest indigenous guided missile destroyer, Imphal (Yard 12706), scored a “Bulls Eye” in its maiden BrahMos missile firing at sea. It was the primary ever test-firing of an Extended Range BrahMos missile earlier than a ship’s commissioning.
The growth underscores the Indian Navy’s unwavering deal with Combat Readiness, Atmanirbhar Bharat’s rising shipbuilding prowess and guaranteed reliability of indigenous weapons and platforms.
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BrahMos missile test-fired from warship in Bay of Bengal
Earlier on November 1, the Indian Navy had efficiently fired a BrahMos missile from one in every of its warships in the Bay of Bengal. Owing to operational preparedness, the Indian Navy efficiently reached all of the parameters of BrahMos throughout the test-firing. The firing happened in the Bay of Bengal of the Eastern command of the Indian Navy.
It needs to be famous right here that India can also be exporting BrahMos missiles to some nations just like the Philippines and others. Notably, the Indian Navy additionally examined their Extended vary capability.
(With inputs from ANI)
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