India and Indonesia expand their defence and strategic partnership through new agreements covering defence cooperation, maritime security, and real-time information sharing. Multiple reports say New Delhi is set to supply Indonesia with BrahMos missiles, with NDTV and Scroll specifically linking the move to broader defence-related pacts between the two countries. NDTV and Scroll also state that India will provide Astra missile systems as part of the expanded cooperation. The Hindu notes that India’s BrahMos missile deal with Indonesia follows similar arrangements India has signed with other countries, including Vietnam and the Philippines, indicating a continuing pattern of India’s missile diplomacy. Times of India adds that Indonesia is expected to become the first export customer for Astra, alongside procuring BrahMos. Beyond weapons, the agreements include enhanced maritime intelligence sharing and broader security cooperation, reflecting an effort to strengthen naval coordination in the Indo-Pacific region. Reports also describe plans for deeper engagement, including joint exercises and cooperation related to port development, as both sides look to deepen defence ties.