India signs deal to buy US Javelin anti-tank missiles
New Delhi and Washington finalize procurement of the shoulder-fired, fire-and-forget missile system, US Ambassador Sergio Gor confirms.
What to know
- India and the US have signed an agreement for India to procure the Javelin anti-tank guided missile system.
- US Ambassador Sergio Gor confirmed the deal, which was widely reported across Indian and international outlets on 28 August 2026.
- The Javelin is a portable, shoulder-fired, 'fire-and-forget' system already in use by the US Army, Marine Corps and other allied militaries.
- The deal is being framed by the US Embassy as reflecting deepening defense cooperation between the two countries.
Sergio Gor US Ambassador to IndiaUS Embassy in New Delhi US diplomatic mission in IndiaIndian Army End user of the Javelin system
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Not exactly. Nixon supported Pakistan when they committed genocide in now Bangladesh. When islamist Pakistani military *aped hundreds of thousands of Hindu women. All this because Bengalis had darker skin. Same Pakistan that has an industry of Islamic terrorists that attack India time and time again and they say they are "non state actors", but…
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The US probably sees India as a useful ATM for their military-industrial complex. Meanwhile, India's own defense sector? Still waiting on tech transfer that never comes . Great deal, guys