A prominent Greek defense publication has urged Athens to deepen its strategic partnership with India by acquiring the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile and monitoring the development of the advanced Dhvani hypersonic missile. These systems are deemed essential for enhancing Greece’s maritime capabilities against Turkish naval ambitions in the Aegean Sea. The BrahMos, with its range and versatility, would provide critical area denial, while the Dhvani, anticipated to achieve hypersonic speeds, places India among an elite group of nations mastering this technology. This proposed military collaboration aligns with broader economic interests, positioning Greece as a gateway for India into Europe and facilitating joint ventures to strengthen both nations’ defense industries amid rising regional tensions.