Egypt- India in talks for sale of Pralay Tactical Ballistic Missile

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According to Lebanon based Publication ” Tactical report “, the Egyptian Ministry of Production (MoMP) is in talks with India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation for the sale of a Pralay Tactical Ballistic Missile (TBM).

The report also says that Egypt is also seeking a Transfer of Technology (ToT) that will allow local production rights to Egypt for the missile to be produced domestically.


Pralay is India’s first tactical quasi-ballistic missile, which will be an important component of India’s planned Rocket Force. The Pralay missile project was sanctioned in 2015 and is a derivative of the Prahaar missile programme, which was first tested in 2011.

The canisterised Pralay missile, with a range of 150-500 kilometres, has been developed according to the specifications and requirements of the Army, which was looking to arm itself with a tactical conventional missile that could be used on the battlefield.

In 2022, India and Egypt signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen bilateral defence cooperation. Defence Minister Rajanth Singh, who is on a two-day visit to Cairo, and his Egyptian counterpart, General Mohamed Zaki, signed it.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1614463359856041984

https://www.tacticalreport.com/news/article/61260-egypt-drdo-and-pralay-ballistic-missile-tot

 

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According to Lebanon based Publication ” Tactical report “, the Egyptian Ministry of Production (MoMP) is in talks with India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation for the sale of a Pralay Tactical Ballistic Missile (TBM).

The report also says that Egypt is also seeking a Transfer of Technology (ToT) that will allow local production rights to Egypt for the missile to be produced domestically.


Pralay is India’s first tactical quasi-ballistic missile, which will be an important component of India’s planned Rocket Force. The Pralay missile project was sanctioned in 2015 and is a derivative of the Prahaar missile programme, which was first tested in 2011.

The canisterised Pralay missile, with a range of 150-500 kilometres, has been developed according to the specifications and requirements of the Army, which was looking to arm itself with a tactical conventional missile that could be used on the battlefield.

In 2022, India and Egypt signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen bilateral defence cooperation. Defence Minister Rajanth Singh, who is on a two-day visit to Cairo, and his Egyptian counterpart, General Mohamed Zaki, signed it.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1614463359856041984

https://www.tacticalreport.com/news/article/61260-egypt-drdo-and-pralay-ballistic-missile-tot

are sales of these even legal ?

 

[Skull and Bones]

are sales of these even legal ?

Yes, you can sell any missiles with a range of under 300 km and payload of 500 kg under MTCR rules. Russia sold its Iskander to quite a few countries.

 

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Yes, you can sell any missiles with a range of under 300 km and payload of 500 kg under MTCR rules. Russia sold its Iskander to quite a few countries.

Thanks, and at what point do restrictions and embargos etc come in when it comes to ballistic missiles ?

 

[One_Nation]

India will face Israel's wreath.

 

[Skull and Bones]

Thanks, and at what point do restrictions and embargos etc come in when it comes to ballistic missiles ?

Its a grey area, you can sell it as a quasi ballistic missile, but in ballistic trajectory it will achieve higher range. Like Brahmos always had higher range from day 1, they masked the range by flying it to a particular flying envelope.

 

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Its a grey area, you can sell it as a quasi ballistic missile, but in ballistic trajectory it will achieve higher range. Like Brahmos always had higher range from day 1, they masked the range by flying it to a particular flying envelope.

not marketed, described as nuclear capable apparently

Pralay — India’s first tactical quasi-ballistic missile, a step towards own rocket force

India's Pralay missile can be compared to China’s Dong Feng 12 and the Russian Iskander missile that has been used in the ongoing war with Ukraine.

theprint.in

 

[Skull and Bones]

not marketed, described as nuclear capable apparently

Pralay — India’s first tactical quasi-ballistic missile, a step towards own rocket force

India's Pralay missile can be compared to China’s Dong Feng 12 and the Russian Iskander missile that has been used in the ongoing war with Ukraine.

theprint.in

But Egypt does not have a nuclear payload.

 

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But Egypt does not have a nuclear payload.

Conventional vs nuclear m there must be a lot more tech that goes on in there. Can't possibly be as simple as chambering a gun/barrel.

ICBMs for example, may not have capability to carry a regular payload without modification. Who'd send a simple payload if "khushboo laga ke" tofa bhejna hi hai anyway ?

No idea, man, far from an expert on these but pretty cool. Iran, Saudis, Emiratis.. bc sabko becho !

 

[Faceless]

Yes, you can sell any missiles with a range of under 300 km and payload of 500 kg under MTCR rules. Russia sold its Iskander to quite a few countries.

if we look at the payload - range graph of pralay its range would be nealy 300km for a 500kg payload so no special modification needed for the sale.
Although i am not sure about ToT, i mean missile ToT is considered as a very risky realm in the eyes of mtcr

 

[Kompromat]

Mossad will love this.