India to supply BrahMos, Astra missiles to Indonesia, government official says, following Operation Sindoor

[Big_Strong_Brother_India]

This is a glorious day for Mother India & a day of mourning for her defeated enemies. India's mighty Operation Sindoor has demonstrated to its friends & allies the capabilities of it's superior weaponry, and countries from Armenia to the ASEAN nations are eager to secure a share of pie coming out from India's growing defense industry. More such partnerships & defense deals will further strengthen India's position as a net security provider, not only in Asia but across the world.

 

[onlinpunit]

Please read the discussion chain before asking silly questions like this.

I think most of the discussion in this thread ( including mine) has got nothing to do with topic. Some one got the bright idea that this deal is to undermine China and pakistan and the thread turned into a whole new direction. My request is to lock the thread for 24 hrs or moderate it bit deeper.

 

[RescueRanger]

I think most of the discussion in this thread ( including mine) has got nothing to do with topic. Some one got the bright idea that this deal is to undermine China and pakistan and the thread turned into a whole new direction.

Then the best thing to do is to report such posts or ignore them and move on.

 

[Corax]

So why are you part of that alliance ?

Who said we are? We simply sold weapons to Azerbaijan and provided military intelligence and support in their war against Armenian backed forces NK.

 

[NeptunesVortex]

Who said we are? We simply sold weapons to Azerbaijan and provided military intelligence and support in their war against Armenian backed forces NK.

You Pakistanis didn't do jackshit. Shipping a few cheap GRAD rockets didn't win the war for Azerbaijan, no matter how desperately you try to rewrite history.

When you couldn't even secure your own sovereignty and airspace against IAF stand-off strikes and Indian Army tube artillery barrages, what makes you think Pakistan is some long-range military power capable of deciding wars thousands of kilometres away? And after all that, you were looking to the US to help bring about a ceasefire.

Stop arguing just for the sake of pretending you're playing in the big boys' league.

Azerbaijan won because it had the money to sustain and modernize its military through its vast oil and gas wealth, and because it was backed by technologically superior Israeli weapons, intelligence and defence cooperation. Pakistan was was a sideshow at best.

India, in recent times, has been doing the same for Armenia. India is showing exactly who actually has the industrial and technological base to influence the regional military balance.

This isn't your cup of tea. Stay in your lane.

 

[Corax]

You Pakistanis didn't do jackshit. Shipping a few cheap GRAD rockets didn't win the war for Azerbaijan, no matter how desperately you try to rewrite history.

When you couldn't even secure your own sovereignty and airspace against IAF stand-off strikes and Indian Army tube artillery barrages, what makes you think Pakistan is some long-range military power capable of deciding wars thousands of kilometres away? And after all that, you were looking to the US to help bring about a ceasefire.

Stop arguing just for the sake of pretending you're playing in the big boys' league.

Azerbaijan won because it had the money to sustain and modernize its military through its vast oil and gas wealth, and because it was backed by technologically superior Israeli weapons, intelligence and defence cooperation. Pakistan was was a sideshow at best.

India, in recent times, has been doing the same for Armenia. India is showing exactly who actually has the industrial and technological base to influence the regional military balance.

This isn't your cup of tea. Stay in your lane.

You and your modi begged for a ceasefire after you lost at least 8 fighters, while the Armenians, even with your cheap Russian and Soviet copies, were defeated by the Azeris. Yeah, Azerbaijan modernized its weapons by buying JF17s, it could have gone for multiple other otpions, but it went for JF17s. Your pathetic tejus are just mockups without engines.

 

[NeptunesVortex]

 

[hussain0216]

You Pakistanis didn't do jackshit. Shipping a few cheap GRAD rockets didn't win the war for Azerbaijan, no matter how desperately you try to rewrite history.

When you couldn't even secure your own sovereignty and airspace against IAF stand-off strikes and Indian Army tube artillery barrages, what makes you think Pakistan is some long-range military power capable of deciding wars thousands of kilometres away? And after all that, you were looking to the US to help bring about a ceasefire.

Stop arguing just for the sake of pretending you're playing in the big boys' league.

Azerbaijan won because it had the money to sustain and modernize its military through its vast oil and gas wealth, and because it was backed by technologically superior Israeli weapons, intelligence and defence cooperation. Pakistan was was a sideshow at best.

India, in recent times, has been doing the same for Armenia. India is showing exactly who actually has the industrial and technological base to influence the regional military balance.

This isn't your cup of tea. Stay in your lane.

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Don't worry,, Azerbaijan knows what Pakistan did

Pakistan is making multiple alliances and the alliance with the Turkic world is vital

 

[El Sidd]

Yes, possibly correct, they know Middle East is finished for them

India is likely to find some playing ground in Middle east with UAE and also in the Mediterranean.

 

[Yasser76]

India is likely to find some playing ground in Middle east with UAE and also in the Mediterranean.

Yeah, maybe in the UAE, but they have become increasingly sidelined and desperate. in fact the main regional players who had no real say in any deal were India, Israel and UAE.

 

[El Sidd]

Yeah, maybe in the UAE, but they have become increasingly sidelined and desperate. in fact the main regional players who had no real say in any deal were India, Israel and UAE.

It remains to be seen but atleast the entity has no false illusions when it comes to international isolation, they seem pretty well prepared for it. India on the other hand cannot afford that isolation.