India to supply Indonesia with long-range missiles

During a three-day state visit to Jakarta, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto agreed to deepen ties in defense, critical minerals, and other areas. A key outcome of the visit was an agreement for "cooperation on BrahMos system," which will result in India supplying Indonesia with long-range missiles. An Indian official confirmed the missile supply on Tuesday. The deal on the BrahMos missile system was a primary focus of the leaders' discussions.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta on Tuesday, July 7, 2026, to strengthen strategic ties between the two Asian democracies. Their discussions focused on expanding economic and defense cooperation, including trade, investment, food and energy security, critical minerals, and capacity building in health and education. The leaders also addressed defense and security, with Indonesia expressing interest in acquiring India's BrahMos missile system and discussing maritime security. The visit, Modi's second to Indonesia as prime minister, is expected to result in the announcement of eight agreements and several memorandums of understanding. Additionally, a digital commerce platform inspired by India's model is planned for launch.