Russia wants $2 bln from Turkey for S-400 air defence missiles

Russian S-400 medium & long-range surface-to-air missile system

Russia has sold its advanced S-400 air defence missile system to Turkey for over $2 billion, Sergei Chemezov, the head of state conglomerate Rostec, said on Thursday, the TASS news agency reported.

The deal with Turkey, a NATO member, has caused some disquiet in the United States.

Turkey originally awarded a $3.4 billion contract for a defence system to China in 2013, but cancelled that two years later, saying it would concentrate on developing a system domestically.

Related posts

UK Designates IRGC, IMCR and Russia’s GRU Volunteer Corps Under New National Security Law

UK Ratifies High Seas Treaty to Protect Two-Thirds of the World’s Ocean and Marine Biodiversity

Pope Leo Calls for Strong AI Regulation and Warns Against Autonomous Weapons