Brahmos : 28 year heist-How india ended up owning Russia's deadliest missile

[flyingorca]

Well that's on Russian side to procure them.

BrahMos JV announces readiness to supply missiles for Russian troops

These will be either missiles for the Navy or missiles for ground forces, Alexander Maksichev said

tass.com

So it is not the deadliest missile as indicated by the title otherwise Russia would have asked.

 

[gamaji]

Somewhat similar to China not using the JF-17 as its own frontline fighter.

However, the basic difference is that BrahMos is ultimately intended to incorporate more Indian-made components, including the engine, seeker, electronics, and other critical systems.

China not using the JF-17 is not a relevant example here. Do you mean that P800 Oniks doesn't serve Russia requirement because Russians have (or are using) better missiles?

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

China not using the JF-17 is not a relevant example here. Do you mean that P800 Oniks doesn't serve Russia requirement because Russians have (or are using) better missiles?

You didn't understand basic point.

China not using jf17 fighter plane because they don't need to use less capable aircraft when they already have more capable aircrafs available and can produce. Snd they have developed the jf17 aircraft as per requirements of PAF, it doesn't suits them well.

Russia Is not using Brahmos because they already have similar cruise missiles, and cruise missile are costly compared to what being are imported from North Korea..