Vietnam's upcoming acquisition of India's BrahMos missile system, valued at over US$700 million, is part of a broader strategy to address concerns about China.
The deal, which is set to be finalised soon, will make Vietnam the second country to obtain BrahMos missiles, following the Philippines.
This agreement underscores Vietnam's desire to diversify its arms suppliers, moving away from its long-standing dependency on Russian military technology.
India's role as a key security player in Southeast Asia is expanding, driven by shared concerns over regional tensions, especially in the South China Sea.
The growing defense ties signify a step towards strengthening Vietnam's maritime capabilities while enhancing India's presence in the region.
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