The Brahmins led to the aggressive, Aquarius protected the sky: DRDO main details behind Operation Sindoor – Details | Bharat News
New Delhi: India’s state -of -the -art Brahmin missiles and Aquarius Air Defense System were decisive in Operation Sindoor, an anti -life strike on 7 May after a terrorist attack on 22 April in Pahgam, Jammu and Kashmir said that 26 Life, Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) president Samar V Kemat said.Speaking to reporters in Pune, Kamat reported that during the aggressive phase, the Brahmos missile, which was mainly launched by the Sukhoi MK1 aircraft, served as a major strike weapon, while Akashtier formed the backbone of defensive systems.“When it comes to aggressive weapons, Brahmos was the primary weapon used, which was launched from our Sukhoi Mark 1 platform. When it comes to defensive weapons systems, the sky-cutier system, anti-drain system and MRSAM were used,” said, “said,” said, “said,” quoted by the news agency Annie.He further expanded how the Akashie Network integrated all the sensors, enabling the correct weapons to identify and neutralize the dangers. He said, “Advanced initial warnings and control aircraft were also used for advanced monitoring. I can say it roughly without saying too much.”A fully indigenous automatic air defense control and reporting system, Akashtier, has proved its ability to prevent and neutralize the projects coming during the enmity of India and Pakistan. BrahMos, a product of Indo-Russian defense cooperation, has increased India’s preventive currency with its accurate attacks, supersonic speed and long distance.Expressing pride in indigenous abilities displayed during operation vermilion, Kamat said, “This is really a proud moment for all of us. It is a reflection of our R&D’s strength and power of production in the defense domain. I am sure that this number is moving, this number will continue to grow.”The success of the operation, he said, interest from foreign buyers has increased. According to ANI, India’s defense export set a record of Rs 23,622 crore in FY 2024-25, which was 12 percent from the previous year. Kamat said that exports in systems like Pinaka, Atag, BrahMos and Akash may double in the next two to three years due to global interest.Annual defense production in the financial year 2024-25 also reached a high of Rs 1,50,590 crore-an increase of 18 percent compared to the last year and a 90 percent jump after 2019-20. Kamat gave this development to the central government’s self -sufficient India and made India’s initiative, which has promoted domestic manufacturing and reduced dependence on imports.Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has appreciated the achievement as a clear indicator of India’s growing defense industrial base, in which defense public sector undertakings have contributed 23 percent for 77 percent of total production and private firms.Kamat said that interest is coming from Southeast Asia, Middle East and Africa, and that India’s self -reliance in defense manufacturing is now not only a strategic goal, but a need, as outlined by recent struggle with Pakistan.
