Name	Brahmos
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Country of origin	India-Russia Joint Venture
Type	Cruise missile Air-launched cruise missile Anti-ship missile Land-attack missile Surface-to-surface missile Submarine-launched cruise missile
Range	800-900km (Barhmos-ER) 290 km (Brahmos (Export))
Flight ceiling	15 km
Terminal altitude	Sea skimming, as low as 3 to 10 meters
Length	BrahMos: 8.4 m BrahMos-NG: 6 m
Diameter	0.6 m
Mass	BrahMos: 3000 kg BrahMos-A: 2,500 kg BrahMos-NG: 1,200–1,500 kg
Warhead	200–300 kg nuclear, conventional, semi-armour-piercing warhead
Max Speed	Mach 3.0
Propulsion	1st Stage: Solid fuel 2nd Stage: Liquid fuel
Engine	1st Stage: Solid rocket booster 2nd Stage: Liquid rocket ramjet
Guidance	Mid-course : Inertial + Satellite Navigation Terminal: active radar homing
Launch platform	Truck mounted canister based Warship Submarine Su-30 MKI (Brahmos-A)
Service period	2007-Present
Description	The BrahMos missile is a supersonic cruise missile jointly developed by India and Russia, named after the Brahmaputra and Moskva rivers. Known for its speed, precision, and versatility, it can be launched from land, air, sea, or submarine platforms. With a range of approximately 300–900 km, it travels at speeds of Mach 2.8 to 3. It is considered one of the world’s fastest and most advanced cruise missiles. The enemy cannot jam the guidance system. At terminal stage, it performs a S maneuver to avoid anti-missile defence system just before reaching its target, which makes it almost indestructible. The missile plays a crucial role in strengthening India’s defense capabilities.
Website	https://www.brahmos.com/

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