India Signs Deal with US for Javelin Anti-Tank Missile Systems
India has finalized a contract with the United States for the procurement of Javelin anti-tank guided missile systems, enhancing its military capabilities. This agreement marks a significant advancement in US-India defense relations, with potential co-production discussions anticipated in the future.

India has secured a deal with the US for Javelin anti-tank guided missile systems through the Foreign Military Sales process, though details on the quantity and cost remain undisclosed. This acquisition, which follows a protracted search for modern anti-tank systems starting in 2009, signifies a deepening defense partnership between the two nations, with the US highlighting its commitment to supporting the Indian Army.
The Javelin system, produced by RTX and Lockheed Martin, is a fire-and-forget missile designed for versatility against armored threats. The agreement is expected to foster further collaboration and co-production opportunities, strengthening the defense industrial bases of both countries.




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