In November 2024, India initiated exporting its domestically developed Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher (MBRL) systems to Armenia, marking a key moment in its defense export efforts, as reported by IDRW. This delivery, part of a contract finalized after two years of negotiations, highlights the strengthening defense partnership between the two nations and India's increasing prominence in the global arms market. Read more.
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Interest in the Pinaka system has extended beyond Armenia, with countries in Europe and Southeast Asia expressing enthusiasm for its variants (Picture source: Indian Army)
Interest in the Pinaka system has extended beyond Armenia, with countries in Europe and Southeast Asia expressing enthusiasm for its variants (Picture source: Indian Army)
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