BREAKING:
Pakistan conducts successful test-firing of its first indigenous Beyond-Visual-Range (BVR) air-to-air missile, the FA’AZ-1, with an OEM range of 100 kilometres.
The tested variant was the Imaging Infrared (IIR) seeker variant. An active-radar seeker variant also exists.
Longer range FA’AZ-2 AA missiles are also under development.
Just bring 1 picture of a wreckage of Pakistan Air Force aircraft 🤡
Yes, 2 hangers were hit, 2 airstrips were hit bit absurd claims like 13 aircraft shaat daan Saar would only make IAF look more fatuous. Sad to see world's 3rd largest air force hiring PR handles to support their bollywood stories.
That's a fkin Yiha-III Kamikaze drone....
Some 30k+ followers account btw.
labeling a small kamikaze drone as a
Mirage when single piston engine is clearly visible in the wreckage....
#Update BrahMos Aerospace Targets 2027–28 Rollout for BrahMos-NG; 1,500-Km Variant in Conceptual Stage, Slated to Arrive in 2–3 Years
@BrahMosMissile targets a 2027–28 rollout for the BrahMos-NG prototype, while its 1,500-km strike variant is in the conceptual stage and slated to take shape in 2–3 years.
✅1,500-Km Roadmap: In conceptualization via Indo-Russian JV talks; expected in 2–3 years beyond the 290-km baseline.
✅BrahMos-NG: Lighter, stealthier air-launched variant; prototype rollout set for 2027–28.
✅Exports & Industry: SE Asia deals top $600M; 4–5 vendor sources and 68% indigenous naval FCS.
Source: @ani_digital (@ajitkdubey)
#Update BrahMos Aerospace Targets 2027–28 Rollout for BrahMos-NG; 1,500-Km Variant in Conceptual Stage, Slated to Arrive in 2–3 Years
@BrahMosMissile targets a 2027–28 rollout for the BrahMos-NG prototype, while its 1,500-km strike variant is in the conceptual stage and slated to take shape in 2–3 years.
✅1,500-Km Roadmap: In conceptualization via Indo-Russian JV talks; expected in 2–3 years beyond the 290-km baseline.
✅BrahMos-NG: Lighter, stealthier air-launched variant; prototype rollout set for 2027–28.
✅Exports & Industry: SE Asia deals top $600M; 4–5 vendor sources and 68% indigenous naval FCS.
Source: @ani_digital (@ajitkdubey)