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The situation in the South China Sea has added another element of instability, and the BrahMos supersonic missiles exported by India to the Philippines will soon arrive at their destinations. This Indian** piece of equipment will greatly enhance the Philippines' control and strike capabilities in the South China Sea. Although the missile is a clone and improved on the Russian Ruby missile, its supersonic flight and stealth capabilities give it excellent penetration capabilities. According to the Indian military, the missile is deployed on shore-based systems and can cause damage to targets at sea at a range of 200 to 300 kilometers. The Philippines will greatly enhance its maritime control and strike capabilities in the South China Sea with the help of India-supplied hypersonic missiles. If the United States and Western countries further provide the Philippines with target designation and intelligence support systems, this kind of ** will pose a greater threat to the Chinese coast guard and **. In particular, the Philippines claims sovereignty over Second Thomas Shoal, Scarborough Shoal and Thitu Island, and if the range of these missiles covers these islands, it could make the Philippines take a further hard line. The South China Sea has another spoiler.
This BrahMos missile is an improved and developed version of the Russian missile by India. At present, India has paid special attention to the missile, and has diversified the development of the Su-30 fighter in the air-launched version, land-launched version, and ship-launched version of the navy. The export to the Philippines was accompanied by three land-based systems, carried by a truck, and three BrahMos missiles in a zigzag pattern. According to the Indian military, the hit rate of the three missiles can reach 90%. If three vehicles are launched at the same time, it will cause a certain damage to sea targets. India is now showing a tough stance not only in the border areas, but also exporting missiles to disputed countries around the South China Sea, demonstrating its influence and ability as a great power. If the Philippines forms a military alliance with India, then the "BrahMos" missile is just the beginning, and India may export other ** equipment to the Philippines in the next step, such as the "Tejas fighter". If India can find the Philippines as its first export customer, it may continue to provide the Philippines with the best equipment. Although India's ** equipment has a bad reputation and is relatively weak, compared with the Philippines, there is still some progress and development in the technical level. If the Philippines can rely on the first-class equipment provided by India to strengthen the improvement and development of air operations, anti-ship operations, and anti-submarine warfare capabilities in the South China Sea, it is expected that the ability to damage islands, reefs and ships will also be further enhanced. We must pay close attention to the presence of these ** equipment in the Philippines.
First of all, the "Tejli" light fighter introduced by the Philippines needs to be paid attention to. Although the fighter has been ridiculed at home, its improved comprehensive performance is not lagging behind, and it has also shown good strength in foreign flight shows. Its presence would provide the Philippines with a more powerful air combat capability and further strengthen its control over disputed islands in the South China Sea.
Secondly, India's multi-type short-range surface-to-surface missiles are also worth paying attention to. If the Philippines introduces this hypersonic missile, its seeker and other improvements and developments are expected to improve the ability to damage islands, reefs and ships. India may also export an improved version of the "Dadi" series of missiles to the Philippines to further enhance the Philippines' control and strike capabilities in the South China Sea.
Both the United States and India are stepping up their support for the Philippines. If there are more spoilers in the South China Sea, the Philippines' attitude will become more complicated, which also indicates that the Philippines' relations with other countries will be further strengthened by signing so-called "arms sales agreements" with other countries, and the situation in the South China Sea will become more complicated. We must anticipate the changes in the South China Sea, and the United States and its neighbors have contradictions and grievances with China, and these countries may create more turmoil in the South China Sea.
To sum up, India's export of BrahMos supersonic missiles to the Philippines will further destabilize the South China Sea. The Philippines' increased control and strike capabilities in the South China Sea will pose a greater threat to the Chinese coast guard and China. If other countries further support the Philippines, the situation in the South China Sea will become more complicated. We must pay close attention to the presence of these ** equipment in the Philippines and their impact on the situation in the South China Sea. Only by maintaining a high degree of vigilance and resolute response can we maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea.
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