India, Indonesia expand defence ties; New Delhi to supply BrahMos missiles
India and Indonesia have signed a series of agreements to strengthen defense and economic ties, including the supply of BrahMos and Astra missiles to Indonesia. The partnership also focuses on critical mineral supply chains and the joint development of the strategically located Sabang port.
Why it matters
This deal signals a significant shift in regional security dynamics in the Indo-Pacific, strengthening India's strategic footprint near the Strait of Malacca.
Supplying BrahMos and Astra missiles to Indonesia, boosting maritime security, and strengthening critical mineral supply chains emerged as the key outcomes of Tuesday's (July 7, 2026) talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Prabowo Subianto .
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