Indonesia says it has entered agreement with India to procure BrahMos missiles


BrahMos clinched its first foreign deal, with the Philippines in 2022. - Reuters

JAKARTA: Indonesia has entered an agreement with India to procure the BrahMos missile system, its defence ministry spokesperson Rico Ricardo Sirait told Reuters on Monday (March 9).

In 2023, BrahMos, a company co-owned by the Indian and Russian governments, told Reuters it was in advanced discussions with Jakarta on a deal worth US$200 million to $350 million.

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