India successfully tested the world’s fastest cruise missile Brahmos from fighter jet Sukhoi-30 MKI

India successfully tested the world’s fastest cruise missile Brahmos from fighter jet Sukhoi-30 MKI. Missile left from Sukhoi hit on its target in the Bay of Bengal.

This is the first time that the BrahMos has been tested by a fighter jet. Earlier, it was fired by land and fighter aircraft.




Let us know that the Russian NPO Machostrostenia and the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) of India have prepared this short-range RAMZET, supersonic cruise missile.

The completion of tactical cruise missile triad will significantly bolster the IAF’s capabilities in long-range air combat operations. #BrahMos https://t.co/Eq0WVmgUMu pic.twitter.com/wapmG6WM2G

— रक्षा मंत्री कार्यालय/ RMO India (@DefenceMinIndia) November 22, 2017

The most important thing is that the missile can change its route as soon as the order is received. Not only this, radar systems are also cheated due to the speed.

According to media reports, this missile can be attacked by a distance of 400 km. It is equipped with nuclear war head technology.

This is the reason why Pakistan and China have already expressed concern about the missile in fear of the nuclear war head.

Its name is named after the Brahmaputra river of India and the Masque of Russia. This is the most massive missile ever tested by Sukhoi. Its weight is being described as 2.5 tons.