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US Expresses "Concern" Over Delivery Of Russia's Missile System To India
The US has expressed its "concern" over the delivery of S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile systems from Russia to India but it remains undecided on how to deal with the transaction, a senior Pentagon official said.
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"Sanctions Not Discussed": US On India's Plan To Buy Russian Missile
There has been no discussion on possible American sanctions over India's plan to buy long-range S-400 anti-aircraft missiles from Russia, visiting US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J Austin told reporters today.
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Working Hard To Ensure Early Supply Of S-400 Missile Systems To India: Russia
Russia today said that it was working "very hard" to advance the supply of the S-400 surface-to-air missiles to India even though the delivery of the first batch of the weapons system is scheduled by the end of next year.
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We Take Sovereign Decisions Based On Threat Perception: Centre On S-400 Deal With Russia
In the wake of US pressure to scrap the S-400 missile deal with Russia, India on Wednesday said it takes sovereign decisions based on entire spectrum of security challenges facing the country.
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Turkey Says US Will Not Impose Sanctions Over Russian S-400 Missile Deal
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday the United States did not plan to impose sanctions on Ankara for buying Russian defence systems, after the U.S. president said Turkey had not been treated fairly over the contract.
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Will Jointly Produce S-500s With Russia After Purchase Of S-400s: Turkey
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday that the purchase of S-400 defence systems from Russia was a done deal, adding that Ankara would also jointly produce S-500 defence systems with Moscow.
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No Sovereign Guarantee With Russia In S-400 Missile Deal: Air Force
India's S-400 missile defence system deal with Russia doesn't have a "sovereign guarantee" as the process of inter-government agreements with countries like Russia and the US are already "streamlined", top Air Force officers said on Tuesday.
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US Expresses "Concern" Over Delivery Of Russia's Missile System To India
The US has expressed its "concern" over the delivery of S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile systems from Russia to India but it remains undecided on how to deal with the transaction, a senior Pentagon official said.
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"Sanctions Not Discussed": US On India's Plan To Buy Russian Missile
There has been no discussion on possible American sanctions over India's plan to buy long-range S-400 anti-aircraft missiles from Russia, visiting US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J Austin told reporters today.
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Working Hard To Ensure Early Supply Of S-400 Missile Systems To India: Russia
Russia today said that it was working "very hard" to advance the supply of the S-400 surface-to-air missiles to India even though the delivery of the first batch of the weapons system is scheduled by the end of next year.
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We Take Sovereign Decisions Based On Threat Perception: Centre On S-400 Deal With Russia
In the wake of US pressure to scrap the S-400 missile deal with Russia, India on Wednesday said it takes sovereign decisions based on entire spectrum of security challenges facing the country.
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Turkey Says US Will Not Impose Sanctions Over Russian S-400 Missile Deal
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday the United States did not plan to impose sanctions on Ankara for buying Russian defence systems, after the U.S. president said Turkey had not been treated fairly over the contract.
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Will Jointly Produce S-500s With Russia After Purchase Of S-400s: Turkey
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday that the purchase of S-400 defence systems from Russia was a done deal, adding that Ankara would also jointly produce S-500 defence systems with Moscow.
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No Sovereign Guarantee With Russia In S-400 Missile Deal: Air Force
India's S-400 missile defence system deal with Russia doesn't have a "sovereign guarantee" as the process of inter-government agreements with countries like Russia and the US are already "streamlined", top Air Force officers said on Tuesday.
