Russia to approve India’s sell of BrahMos missile to 30 countries, US sell tomahawk Missiles to Pakistan

Recently, after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, due to tension between India and Pakistan, Indian and Pakistan air forces have targeted each other’s military and civilian regions due to which it is said that now India has suffered the least losses due to Indian Brahmos, Russian S-400, Rafale fighter jets but on the other hand, Pakistan’s JF-17, J-10c and F-16 have also performed well. The demand for Indian-Russian jointly made BrahMos missiles has increased across the world, and along with other Chinese J-10c and JF-17, the value of J-35 has also increased. on the other hand, there has been a boom in the global defense market for Chinese HQ9 and HQ16. Recently it has been told that China and Pakistan, despite their wishes, did not try to intercept the Indian-Russian made BrahMos missiles because Pakistan did not want the Indian Air Force to find out the location of HQ-9 and HQ-16. Recently, a report was published that India and Pakistan had suffered equal losses, and even after the ceasefire, Pakistan tried to attack India with drones and missiles for almost three days.

Is the Pakistan air force stronger than IAF or Will US sell tomahawk to Pakistan?

Actually it has been told here that till now Indian air force has only 4.5 generation fighter jets which include 32 Rafale but it has been told from Pakistan’s side that Pakistan has J-10c. Apart from JF-17 and J20, it has F-16 fighter jets which are very strong compared to Indian air force. Although the Indian military is the third largest military in the world, the air force is not that strong yet because India does not have any special primary deterrent weapon other than Brahmos, Rafale, and S-400. On the other hand, China also has Fatah, Kamikaze drones, JF-17, F-16, and J-10c, some of the world’s most advanced weapons. But it has been told that China, Turkey and Iran will now make Pakistan stronger in which apart from J-35, Bayraktar TB2, Shahed-136 drones, they will also provide radar equipment. But now, due to Brahmos missiles, the global values ​​of India’s defense market have increased, in which Brahmos and Akash Air Defense have also played a big role.

Why India cannot sell BrahMos missiles without Russian Permission to 30 Countries?

India cannot independently sell the BrahMos missile to any other country because it is a joint venture with Russia, with both nations holding a 50-50 stake in the missile’s technology. India requires Russia’s permission to sell BrahMos missiles due to several interrelated factors rooted in their joint development agreement, technology sharing, and international regulations. The BrahMos is based on the Russian P-800 Oniks missile is equal to American Tomahawk. Actually, Russia’s idea of ​​making Brahmos missiles in India was to save itself from sanctions from the US and Western countries and at the same time to make India a big defense partner after China. Recent examples, like the Philippines‘ acquisition of BrahMos, highlight how Russian consent is integral to such deals. Thus, India’s dependency on Russian collaboration legally and technologically mandates this approval process. Actually, Russia wants that India should never give BrahMos missiles to that country which poses a threat to Russia like Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Ukraine, Poland, UK, France and Israel are also included because India has good relations with all these countries but due to Russia-US cold war, US and Russia never want their missiles and drones to be sold to any enemy country.