On 22 March, the BrahMos, claimed by its Indian Manufacturer to be the world's fastest anti-ship cruise missile, was successfully test fired with an indigenous seeker at a Pokhran test range in Rajasthan. This marks a big achievement and breakthrough for the supersonic missile.
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A BrahMos has been successfully test-fired with an Indian seeker (Picture source: Brahmand.com)
A BrahMos has been successfully test-fired with an Indian seeker (Picture source: Brahmand.com)
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