DRDO’s Rudram-3 Hypersonic Missile To Reinvent IAF’s SEAD Doctrine

The Indian Air Force is advancing a heavy Suppression of Enemy Air Defences (SEAD) doctrine by integrating the indigenous Rudram-3 hypersonic missile with its frontline Su-30MKI fighter fleet.This marks a decisive step in India’s strategy to neutralise hostile radar networks, hardened bunkers, air defence systems, and fortified military targets from stand-off ranges that exceed 550 kilometres.By
The Indian Air Force is advancing a heavy Suppression of Enemy Air Defences (SEAD) doctrine by integrating the indigenous Rudram-3 hypersonic missile with its frontline Su-30MKI fighter fleet.This marks a decisive step in India’s strategy to neutralise hostile radar networks, hardened bunkers, air defence systems, and fortified military targets from stand-off ranges that exceed 550 kilometres.By
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