BrahMos: Greek Experts Pitch Indo-Russian Supersonic Cruise Missile To Checkmate S-400 Armed Turkey

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500+ km 300-ER air launched supersonic Ballistic Missile ( mach 4 ) with TV seeker to hit Warships


-- The 300-ER uses a standard solid-fuel rocket motor which is much cheaper to mass-produce ... ( the BRAHMOS is 5x more expensive )

F-16 Fighter Jet can launch four 300 ER missiles simultaneously for swarm attack


-- The 300-ER Missile utilizes a TV Camera seeker for terminal precision to bypass GPS - Radar jamming


another Turkish Missile to pose a great threat to Greece , France , India , Israel


The Indians are boasting a lot about their BRAHMOS missile, but Turkiye is entering the game with very different and deadly missiles.

If we give these missiles ( TAYFUN Block3/4 and 300-ER ) to Pakistan, they will pose a major threat to the Indian Navy.

 

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500+ km 300-ER air launched supersonic Ballistic Missile ( mach 4 ) with TV seeker to hit Warships


-- The 300-ER uses a standard solid-fuel rocket motor which is much cheaper to mass-produce ... ( the BRAHMOS is 5x more expensive )

F-16 Fighter Jet can launch four 300 ER missiles simultaneously for swarm attack


-- The 300-ER Missile utilizes a TV Camera seeker for terminal precision to bypass GPS - Radar jamming


another Turkish Missile to pose a great threat to Greece , France , India , Israel
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The Indians are boasting a lot about their BRAHMOS missile, but Turkiye is entering the game with very different and deadly missiles.

If we give these missiles ( TAYFUN Block3/4 and 300-ER ) to Pakistan, they will pose a major threat to the Indian Navy.

The TAYFUN Block 3/4 would be a significant counter to the IN, I've been advocating for an anti-ship ballistic missile for Pakistan.

 

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The missile has a common ancestor, that is B-611. Yes Turks have modified, upgraded and certified a much more modern system but aerodynamic design is still largely unchanged.

Rather like how your brahmos is a cheap indian copy of the Soviet era P800 Oniks I guess.