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New Delhi. Both India and Russia have resumed work on their next generation missile, ie BrahMos-2 in BrahMos Aerospace. This new missile will be three times faster than the current BrahMos and will prove to be a strong answer for China’s DF-17 hypersonic missile. The BrahMos-2 Mac 9 will fly at a speed, ie from a speed of about 11,000 kilometers per hour. At such a speed, it can reach its target in less than a minute. After getting ready, it will become one of the most powerful weapons to protect India.

Hypersonic speed and radar prevention
According to reports, BrahMos-2 missile will have a special type of engine called scramjet. This engine will help the missile fly at a very fast speed. This missile will use oxygen from air while flying, so that it will not have to carry extra fuel. This will make the missile mild and more effective.

But this missile is not just sharp, but also very smart. It can fly close to the ground and turn rapidly, which will make it easier to avoid the enemy’s radar system. It would be very difficult to catch or stop this missile.

Its smart design, stealth features and advanced control systems make it very difficult to track, which will give it a big edge during the attack.

India’s upper hand over BrahMos-2
China’s DF-17 hypersonic missile is known for its speed and strength, but India’s new BrahMos-2 can also leave it behind. This missile can cover a distance of up to 1,500 kilometers and can be launched by land, sea or air, which can prove useful in many types of battles.

Such an all-round strength makes BrahMos-2 a real game-changer. In the midst of increasing stress in South Asia, this missile can give India a strong lead and help to maintain balance in the region.

Testing and further road
This new missile is being developed together by DRDO of India and NPO Masinocytroenia of Russia and according to the recent update, the BrahMos-2 testing has already started. The biggest advantage of BrahMos-2 is that it can take both conventional and atom warheads. This makes it useful for many types of military missions, whether small or massive.