India’s LR-LACM Missile: India is no longer just a country that buys weapons from others it has now become a rising exporter in the defence world. After using the BrahMos missile in Operation Sindoor, India grabbed the attention of countries like Armenia, the Philippines, and even Greece. These nations are now showing strong interest in India’s home-grown missile systems, especially the new Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile, also known as LR-LACM.
This new missile, developed by DRDO, is one of India’s most advanced weapons so far. It can hit targets that are 1,500 kilometers away and has radar-evading technology that helps it stay hidden from enemy systems. The missile is completely made in India and uses the Manik Small Turbo Fan Engine, which gives it the power to fly low and stay undetected.
It’s built to carry both normal and nuclear warheads and has GPS and a highly accurate guidance system. Experts are saying this missile is even more dangerous than the famous BrahMos, because it can strike deep into enemy land without being seen. Reports say that when launched from the sea, it still goes more than 1,000 kilometers, which gives it huge flexibility during military operations.
Greece’s Interest
India, without making a public statement, has apparently offered this deadly missile to Greece. This move happened during the DEFEA 2025 defence exhibition that took place in Athens back in May this year, reported News 18. The deal has not yet been officially confirmed by either India or Greece, but it has already caused worry in Turkey.
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That’s because Greece and Turkey have had tensions for years, and if Greece gets access to such a strong missile, it could upset the balance in the region. Turkish news reports have described India’s move as a kind of “revenge” because Turkey had supported Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. Now Turkey fears that its own major military areas, including S-400 air defence systems in cities like Izmir and Chanakkale, could come under threat if Greece buys this Indian missile.
So far India has not made any official comment, but what’s clear is that the country is getting stronger in the global arms market.
