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Why India’s ‘Tomahawk’ could be as important as BrahMos in future conflicts

Brahmos missiles swiftly neutralized Pakistan’s air power on May 10, 2025, demonstrating decisive capability. However, prolonged modern conflicts necessitate a cost-effective solution. India is exploring the Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LR-LACM), a cheaper, 1,500 km range weapon, to complement Brahmos and enhance sustained combat operations, ensuring greater strategic staying power.

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