Vietnam is set to become the third country to acquire India’s Brahmos missile system, following Philippines and Indonesia. The development highlights growing defence cooperation between the two nations.
The expected agreement is valued at around ₹5,800 crore. It is likely to be signed during the official visit of Vietnamese President To Lam to India on May 5. The deal is expected to be finalized in his presence, marking a significant step in bilateral relations.
The Brahmos missile is known for its speed and precision, making it an important asset for defence capabilities. The agreement reflects increasing interest among countries in advanced defence systems developed by India.
Officials view the deal as part of broader efforts to strengthen strategic ties and enhance cooperation in defence technology.
The development marks continued progress in defence partnerships between India and Vietnam.
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