The BrahMos missile jointly developed by India and Russia is one of the deadliest weapons included in India’s weapon fleet. This deadly missile moves towards it to destroy the enemy at a speed of 3700 kmph. The firepower of this cruise missile ranges from 290 to 600 kilometers. In addition, the speed of this missile can easily dodge the enemy radar and make an accurate and vigorous attack on its goal. Recently, BrahMos was used by India in Operation Sindoor in Pakistan.

Along with the BrahMos cruise missile, India also has the longest distance-range missile in the form of Agni-V. This highly deadly missile is capable of accurate and vigorously attacking in the range of 5000 to 8000 km. Apart from the enemy countries of India, Pakistan and China, this missile can easily target many countries of the world. This is 24 times higher than the speed sound of hypersonic missile, which can accurately attack the enemy’s target at a speed of 29,401 kmph.

India also has a indigenously developed Akash missile system, which can destroy any of its goals in a shock by a range of 30 to 45 km. This missile system is so powerful that any enemy has the ability to kill the fighter jets, drones, cruise and ballistic missiles in the air itself. The Indian Army used it to destroy the drone from Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.

Apart from this, India also has indigenously developed multi -barrel rocket launcher Pinaka. Which has now been updated as a guided rocket system equipped with GPS and INS technology. This powerful rocket launcher system is capable of attacking a strong attack within a 25 -meter radius with accuracy once settles. With this rocket system, 72 rockets can be fired in just 44 seconds.

Rafale fighter jet has been included as the most advanced fighter aircraft in the Indian Air Force fleet. India bought this powerful fighter aircraft from France, which is capable of carrying nuclear weapons. This fighter jet is capable of accurate attacks up to a range of 150 km. At the same time, it can make an accurate attack from the air to the ground.