After Operation Sindoor, IAF Moves To Expand Israeli Rampage Missile Arsenal

Last Updated:August 22, 2025, 23:21 IST

IAF plans a major order for Rampage missiles from Israel after successful deployment in Muridke and Bahawalpur, boosting Su-30 MKI firepower.

Rampage missile representative image (Photo: ANI)

After successfully deploying them to target Pakistani air bases and terrorist headquarters, the Indian Air Force is now preparing to place a large order for Rampage air-to-ground missiles from Israel.

The Rampage, which is known as the High Speed low Drag-Mark 2 missile in the Indian Air Force, is already integrated with the Su-30 MKI, Jaguar and MiG-29 fighter aircraft fleet.

News agency ANI quoted defence sources as saying that the missiles are being acquired in large numbers by the Indian Air Force under the fast-track procedures, and orders are likely to be placed very soon.

They stated that the missiles were deployed with remarkable precision to destroy terrorist headquarters in Muridke and Bahawalpur, located in Pakistan’s Punjab province.

The Rampage is a very high-speed air-to-ground missile, which India first acquired in 2020-21, Galwan clashes with China by the Indian Air Force.

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