India to Procure Javelin Anti-Tank Missiles from the US, Enhancing Defense Cooperation
India's planned acquisition of Javelin anti-tank missiles from the US marks a critical enhancement in defense collaboration. This potential procurement signifies not only increased military capability but also opens avenues for co-production between the two nations.

India is set to procure the Javelin anti-tank missile system, as confirmed by US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor. This development strengthens defense cooperation, following a US State Department approval in November 2025 for a potential USD 93 million sale, which included 100 Javelin systems.
The Javelin, developed by Lockheed Martin and RTX, is designed for use against armored targets and features an automatic guidance system that allows operators to take cover after launch. The defense partnership between the US and India, already at record levels, includes an array of US-made military platforms. Enhanced procurement of US defense equipment by India may increase regional security dynamics.




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