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Log inIt really is just the same story being rehashed time and time again...looking forward to actually seeing them on the ground in Iran. Getting tired of the same story resurfacing every month.
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Russia-Iran S-300 missile systems deal
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Rostec CEO: Russia’s contract with Iran on S-300 missile system delivery comes into force
Sergey Chemezov didn't specify the modification of antiaircraft missile systems that would be delivered to Iran
DUBAI, November 9. /TASS/. Russia’s contract for the delivery of S-300 air defense missile systems to Iran has been signed and has come into force, the head of state hi-tech corporation Rostec, which integrates Rosoboronexport state arms seller, said on Monday.
"The contract on S-300 systems has been signed," Sergey Chemezov said, without specifying the modification of antiaircraft missile systems that would be delivered to Iran.
"I believe that Iran will withdraw its claims to us, when the first part [of the contract] is completed," the Rostec CEO said.
Russia and Iran signed a contract in 2007 for the supply of five S-300PMU-1 battalions but in the autumn of 2010 then-President Dmitry Medvedev banned the supply of these systems to Tehran. The contract worth more than $800 million was annulled and the paid advance was returned to Iran.
Iran filed an almost $4 billion lawsuit against Russia at the Geneva Court of Arbitration over Russia’s nonfulfillment of the contract.
In the spring of 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin lifted the ban on the supply of S-300 systems to Tehran.
Sergey Chemezov didn't specify the modification of antiaircraft missile systems that would be delivered to Iran
DUBAI, November 9. /TASS/. Russia’s contract for the delivery of S-300 air defense missile systems to Iran has been signed and has come into force, the head of state hi-tech corporation Rostec, which integrates Rosoboronexport state arms seller, said on Monday.
"The contract on S-300 systems has been signed," Sergey Chemezov said, without specifying the modification of antiaircraft missile systems that would be delivered to Iran.
"I believe that Iran will withdraw its claims to us, when the first part [of the contract] is completed," the Rostec CEO said.
Russia and Iran signed a contract in 2007 for the supply of five S-300PMU-1 battalions but in the autumn of 2010 then-President Dmitry Medvedev banned the supply of these systems to Tehran. The contract worth more than $800 million was annulled and the paid advance was returned to Iran.
Iran filed an almost $4 billion lawsuit against Russia at the Geneva Court of Arbitration over Russia’s nonfulfillment of the contract.
In the spring of 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin lifted the ban on the supply of S-300 systems to Tehran.
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According to Chemezov, representatives of Saudi Arabia have approached his firm "several times" urging them not to deliver the missile systems
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Viktor wrote:And so it begins ...
https://www.russiadefence.net/t480p255-russia-iran-s-300-missile-resumed-cancelled-deal
Yep, apparently all the agreements were finalized, Iranian specialists are currently being trained, and the S-300PMU-2 systems will be delivered by the end of this year: http://lenta.ru/news/2015/11/23/iran1/
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Media: Russia has begun the procedure for delivery to Iran of S-300
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Kremlin confirms Russia started supplying S-300 missile systems to Iran
Iranian ambassador to Russia Mehdi Sanai late last month said his country had received the first S-300 systems
MOSCOW, December 3. /TASS/. Russia has begun the supplies of S-300 air defense systems to Iran, Russian presidential aide for military-technical cooperation Vladimir Kozhin has told TASS.
"The contract is in action. They’ve begun," Kozhin said in reply to a question.
Iranian ambassador to Russia Mehdi Sanai late last month said his country had received the first S-300 systems.
The head of the Rostec corporation (to which the Rosoboronexport company is affiliated) Sergey Chemezov said earlier the new contract for selling S-300 to Iran had taken effect at the beginning of November. The contract was concluded after Russian President Vladimir Putin had lifted the ban from selling this air defense system to Iran. Iran will get the S-300PMU-2 configuration.
Russia and Iran signed a contract in 2007 for the supply of five S-300PMU-1 battalions but in the autumn of 2010 then-President Dmitry Medvedev banned the supply of these systems to Tehran. The contract worth more than $800 million was annulled and the paid advance was returned to Iran.
Iran filed an almost $4 billion lawsuit against Russia at the Geneva Court of Arbitration over Russia’s nonfulfillment of the contract.
In the spring of 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin lifted the ban on the supply of S-300 systems to Tehran.
There is no official information yet which modification of S-300 Iran plans to obtain: S-300PMU-1, which has been discontinued but may be specially produced for the Iranian side, or S-300VM.
Iranian ambassador to Russia Mehdi Sanai late last month said his country had received the first S-300 systems
MOSCOW, December 3. /TASS/. Russia has begun the supplies of S-300 air defense systems to Iran, Russian presidential aide for military-technical cooperation Vladimir Kozhin has told TASS.
"The contract is in action. They’ve begun," Kozhin said in reply to a question.
Iranian ambassador to Russia Mehdi Sanai late last month said his country had received the first S-300 systems.
The head of the Rostec corporation (to which the Rosoboronexport company is affiliated) Sergey Chemezov said earlier the new contract for selling S-300 to Iran had taken effect at the beginning of November. The contract was concluded after Russian President Vladimir Putin had lifted the ban from selling this air defense system to Iran. Iran will get the S-300PMU-2 configuration.
Russia and Iran signed a contract in 2007 for the supply of five S-300PMU-1 battalions but in the autumn of 2010 then-President Dmitry Medvedev banned the supply of these systems to Tehran. The contract worth more than $800 million was annulled and the paid advance was returned to Iran.
Iran filed an almost $4 billion lawsuit against Russia at the Geneva Court of Arbitration over Russia’s nonfulfillment of the contract.
In the spring of 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin lifted the ban on the supply of S-300 systems to Tehran.
There is no official information yet which modification of S-300 Iran plans to obtain: S-300PMU-1, which has been discontinued but may be specially produced for the Iranian side, or S-300VM.
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George1 wrote:Kremlin confirms Russia started supplying S-300 missile systems to Iran
Iran will get the S-300PMU-2 configuration.
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There is no official information yet which modification of S-300 Iran plans to obtain: S-300PMU-1, which has been discontinued but may be specially produced for the Iranian side, or S-300VM.
There is a contradiction here?
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Supplies of S-300 air defense systems to Iran to begin in January 2016 — source
Russia will train about 80 Iranian specialists to use the systems
MOSCOW, December 25. /TASS/. The deliveries of Russian S-300PMU-2 air defense systems to Iran will begin in January, a source in the military and technical cooperation system told TASS on Friday.
"It is planned to begin the process of delivery of the first regiment of the S-300PMU-2 air defense systems in January and to complete it in February. Iran is due to receive the second regiment of these systems in August or September 2016," the source said.
"Russia will thus fulfill its obligations to supply the S-300PMU-2 air defense systems to Iran," he added.
According to the source, about 80 Iranian specialists will be trained to use the S-300 missile systems (NATO reporting name SA-10 Grumble) at the Mozhaisky Military Space Academy.
"About 80 military specialists from Iran in January, 2016 will begin a training to use S-300 at the training centers of the Mozhaisky Academy," the source said. "The training program will be four months long. Its cost is a part of the contract. After the course, supposedly in May, the Iranians will return home."
In September the parties signed an additional agreement to the contract on the S-300 air defense systems, the source recalled. The first batch of the S-300PMU-2 systems under the contract — one regimental set — was immediately sent to the Kapustin Yar range. Currently these systems are completing tests there to confirm their stated specifications. Then they will arrive at the port of shipment in the Russian part of the Caspian Sea from where they will be delivered to Iran by maritime transport," the source said.
Earlier, Iran ordered from Russia five S-300 divisions worth over $800 million. However, in autumn of 2010, the then President Dmitry Medvedev banned transfer of the equipment to Tehran. The contract was terminated, the prepayment was returned to Iran, but as the contract was not observed Iran filed a suit to the Geneva arbitration court claiming almost $4 billion.
In spring 2015, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin lifted the ban on supplies of the S-300 systems to Iran. Sergei Chemezov, of the defense export authority Rosoboronexport’s Rostech Company, said in early November the contract on the systems came into force. In early December, presidential aide on military-technical cooperation Vladimir Kozhin confirmed the information. Later on, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin told reporters as the first S-300 division is supplied, Iran will revoke its lawsuit.
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http://tass.ru/en/defense/846876
Russia will train about 80 Iranian specialists to use the systems
MOSCOW, December 25. /TASS/. The deliveries of Russian S-300PMU-2 air defense systems to Iran will begin in January, a source in the military and technical cooperation system told TASS on Friday.
"It is planned to begin the process of delivery of the first regiment of the S-300PMU-2 air defense systems in January and to complete it in February. Iran is due to receive the second regiment of these systems in August or September 2016," the source said.
"Russia will thus fulfill its obligations to supply the S-300PMU-2 air defense systems to Iran," he added.
According to the source, about 80 Iranian specialists will be trained to use the S-300 missile systems (NATO reporting name SA-10 Grumble) at the Mozhaisky Military Space Academy.
"About 80 military specialists from Iran in January, 2016 will begin a training to use S-300 at the training centers of the Mozhaisky Academy," the source said. "The training program will be four months long. Its cost is a part of the contract. After the course, supposedly in May, the Iranians will return home."
In September the parties signed an additional agreement to the contract on the S-300 air defense systems, the source recalled. The first batch of the S-300PMU-2 systems under the contract — one regimental set — was immediately sent to the Kapustin Yar range. Currently these systems are completing tests there to confirm their stated specifications. Then they will arrive at the port of shipment in the Russian part of the Caspian Sea from where they will be delivered to Iran by maritime transport," the source said.
Earlier, Iran ordered from Russia five S-300 divisions worth over $800 million. However, in autumn of 2010, the then President Dmitry Medvedev banned transfer of the equipment to Tehran. The contract was terminated, the prepayment was returned to Iran, but as the contract was not observed Iran filed a suit to the Geneva arbitration court claiming almost $4 billion.
In spring 2015, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin lifted the ban on supplies of the S-300 systems to Iran. Sergei Chemezov, of the defense export authority Rosoboronexport’s Rostech Company, said in early November the contract on the systems came into force. In early December, presidential aide on military-technical cooperation Vladimir Kozhin confirmed the information. Later on, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin told reporters as the first S-300 division is supplied, Iran will revoke its lawsuit.
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http://tass.ru/en/defense/846876
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Russia received an advance payment from Iran for the delivery of complex S-300
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Re: Russia-Iran S-300 missile systems deal
Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E Thu Jan 21, 2016 12:35 am
Are the S-300 PMU2 from the Russian army?
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Russia to Deliver S-300 Air Defense Systems to Iran Soon
Russia will soon send S-300 air defense systems to Iran while the countries have not held any negotiations on the possibility of delivering S-400 systems.
Russia will soon deliver S-300 air defense systems to Iran, Russian Special Presidential Envoy on Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov said.
Iranian Defense Minister Hossein Dehghan earlier said that the first shipment of Russian S-300s would be made in the first quarter of 2016.
Tehran has shown interest in the deliveries of Russian S-400 air defense systems but the two countries are not currently holding any negotiations on the topic, Kabulov said.
“No, there are no talks being held on the S-400. The Iranians have noted that they would principally be happy [to receive them], but there haven’t been any negotiations,” Kabulov told RIA Novosti.
A number of news outlets earlier cited Hossein Dehghan as saying that Tehran could purchase the S-400s from Moscow if necessary and that the issue was apparently being discussed.
In 2007, Moscow and Tehran signed an $800-million deal for the delivery of five S-300 missile systems to Iran. In 2010, Russia suspended the contract, citing a UN Security Council resolution that placed an arms embargo on Tehran until it proved the peaceful nature of its nuclear project. Tehran filed a lawsuit against Moscow over the incident.
In April, Moscow repealed the S-300 delivery ban, after Iran and six global powers, including Russia, reached a framework nuclear agreement to remove the anti-Tehran sanctions in exchange for guarantees of the peaceful nature of its nuclear activities.
In mid-January, the International Atomic Energy Agency announced the conclusion of its investigation into Iran’s nuclear program, having found no indications of military-related nuclear developments in the country.
Russia will soon send S-300 air defense systems to Iran while the countries have not held any negotiations on the possibility of delivering S-400 systems.
Russia will soon deliver S-300 air defense systems to Iran, Russian Special Presidential Envoy on Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov said.
Iranian Defense Minister Hossein Dehghan earlier said that the first shipment of Russian S-300s would be made in the first quarter of 2016.
Tehran has shown interest in the deliveries of Russian S-400 air defense systems but the two countries are not currently holding any negotiations on the topic, Kabulov said.
“No, there are no talks being held on the S-400. The Iranians have noted that they would principally be happy [to receive them], but there haven’t been any negotiations,” Kabulov told RIA Novosti.
A number of news outlets earlier cited Hossein Dehghan as saying that Tehran could purchase the S-400s from Moscow if necessary and that the issue was apparently being discussed.
In 2007, Moscow and Tehran signed an $800-million deal for the delivery of five S-300 missile systems to Iran. In 2010, Russia suspended the contract, citing a UN Security Council resolution that placed an arms embargo on Tehran until it proved the peaceful nature of its nuclear project. Tehran filed a lawsuit against Moscow over the incident.
In April, Moscow repealed the S-300 delivery ban, after Iran and six global powers, including Russia, reached a framework nuclear agreement to remove the anti-Tehran sanctions in exchange for guarantees of the peaceful nature of its nuclear activities.
In mid-January, the International Atomic Energy Agency announced the conclusion of its investigation into Iran’s nuclear program, having found no indications of military-related nuclear developments in the country.
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Safe Skies: Russia to Send First S-300 Air Defense System to Iran Thursday
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/military/20160217/1034890193/russia-iran-s300.html#ixzz40QemFBUW
Iranian DoD: We confirms that first batch of S-300 to be sent tomorrow by Caspian Sea under Hossein Dehghan control.
https://twitter.com/KURYERSAT/status/699911650208575488
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/military/20160217/1034890193/russia-iran-s300.html#ixzz40QemFBUW
Iranian DoD: We confirms that first batch of S-300 to be sent tomorrow by Caspian Sea under Hossein Dehghan control.
https://twitter.com/KURYERSAT/status/699911650208575488
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George1 wrote:Safe Skies: Russia to Send First S-300 Air Defense System to Iran Thursday
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/military/20160217/1034890193/russia-iran-s300.html#ixzz40QemFBUW
Iranian DoD: We confirms that first batch of S-300 to be sent tomorrow by Caspian Sea under Hossein Dehghan control.
https://twitter.com/KURYERSAT/status/699911650208575488
I wonder if Israel is going to send those bombers that were mentioned a while back?
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Thought there was a Sale of S-300's to Iran thread but cannot locate so will put this here.
This article says that Russia has frozen delivery of the S-300 to Iran due to Iran violating their agreement over advanced weapons to Hezbollah. This in turns violates Russia's agreement with Israel over air operations over Syria including VSK overflight of Israel airspace. Probably explains Shoigu's surprise visit to Iran last month.
Russia suspended deliveries to Iran of S-300, says Jerusalem Post referring to the publication of the Kuwaiti Al Jarida. Moscow took this step after Israel gave the Russian authorities "unequivocal evidence" that Iran gave the Lebanese movement "Hezbollah" anti-aircraft missile and gun complexes "Carapace C-1", the paper reported.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has suspended the transfer to Iran anti-aircraft missile systems S-300, since the latter has violated this earlier promise not to transmit the high-tech Russian weapons to the Lebanese Shiite movement "Hezbollah", says Jerusalem Post, with reference to the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Jarida.
A senior source told the Kuwaiti newspaper that the Russian leader decided to punish Tehran so after Israel gave Moscow "clear evidence" of transmission by the Iranian authorities, "Hezbollah" anti-aircraft missile and gun complexes "Carapace C-1".
Intelligence information provided by Tel Aviv, has been confirmed by reports of Russian pilots who fly over Lebanon and Syria. Missile radars Russian Air Force were able to detect complexes "Carapace C-1" in the "regions of Lebanon under the control of Shiite militias," the article says.
Jerusalem Post reminded that in the autumn of last year, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at the UN General Assembly, said that "Hezbollah" smuggling was driven into Lebanon complexes "Carapace C-1", as well as anti-ship cruise missile "Yakhont". As noted in the article, anti-aircraft missile and gun complexes "Carapace C-1" could pose a threat to Israeli fighter who is "used in the Lebanese sky relative freedom."
This article says that Russia has frozen delivery of the S-300 to Iran due to Iran violating their agreement over advanced weapons to Hezbollah. This in turns violates Russia's agreement with Israel over air operations over Syria including VSK overflight of Israel airspace. Probably explains Shoigu's surprise visit to Iran last month.
Russia suspended deliveries to Iran of S-300, says Jerusalem Post referring to the publication of the Kuwaiti Al Jarida. Moscow took this step after Israel gave the Russian authorities "unequivocal evidence" that Iran gave the Lebanese movement "Hezbollah" anti-aircraft missile and gun complexes "Carapace C-1", the paper reported.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has suspended the transfer to Iran anti-aircraft missile systems S-300, since the latter has violated this earlier promise not to transmit the high-tech Russian weapons to the Lebanese Shiite movement "Hezbollah", says Jerusalem Post, with reference to the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Jarida.
A senior source told the Kuwaiti newspaper that the Russian leader decided to punish Tehran so after Israel gave Moscow "clear evidence" of transmission by the Iranian authorities, "Hezbollah" anti-aircraft missile and gun complexes "Carapace C-1".
Intelligence information provided by Tel Aviv, has been confirmed by reports of Russian pilots who fly over Lebanon and Syria. Missile radars Russian Air Force were able to detect complexes "Carapace C-1" in the "regions of Lebanon under the control of Shiite militias," the article says.
Jerusalem Post reminded that in the autumn of last year, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at the UN General Assembly, said that "Hezbollah" smuggling was driven into Lebanon complexes "Carapace C-1", as well as anti-ship cruise missile "Yakhont". As noted in the article, anti-aircraft missile and gun complexes "Carapace C-1" could pose a threat to Israeli fighter who is "used in the Lebanese sky relative freedom."
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^^^This would also explain the inactivity of the 8-10,000 Hezbollah / Iranian mercenaries fighting in Aleppo the past couple of weeks. ^^^
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franco wrote:^^^This would also explain the inactivity of the 8-10,000 Hezbollah / Iranian mercenaries fighting in Aleppo the past couple of weeks. ^^^
Just my 2 kopecks here:
1) what article source pls. IMHO Israeli and Q8 press is really not the best source of true info.
2) Pantisr 1 has been in Syrian Military around for couple of years, no wonder that can station there.
3) Second if Iran has mercenaries then any western soldier being paid is in fact a mercenary (whole l nato BTW
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GunshipDemocracy wrote:franco wrote:^^^This would also explain the inactivity of the 8-10,000 Hezbollah / Iranian mercenaries fighting in Aleppo the past couple of weeks. ^^^
Just my 2 kopecks here:
1) what article source pls. IMHO Israeli and Q8 press is really not the best source of true info.
Russian sources also commenting on it but agreed there are questions.
2) Pantisr 1 has been in Syrian Military around for couple of years, no wonder that can station there.
Panstir's were sold to Iran, not for Hezbollah in Lebanon
3) Second if Iran has mercenaries then any western soldier being paid is in fact a mercenary (whole l nato BTW
Not regular Iranian army so volunteers if that makes you happier but most are actually mercenaries so yeah
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cite some russian sources israeli right wing media outlets are hardly reliable.
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franco wrote:GunshipDemocracy wrote:[franco wrote:^^^This would also explain the inactivity of the 8-10,000 Hezbollah / Iranian mercenaries fighting in Aleppo the past couple of weeks. ^^^
Just my 2 kopecks here:
1) what article source pls. IMHO Israeli and Q8 press is really not the best source of true info.
Russian sources also commenting on it but agreed there are questions.
And Russian sources are referring to what source exactly? BTW in Russian media surely there´s no V-column and Israeli agents of influence vide. Nosik or whle Ekho of Moscow
[/quote]franco wrote:
2) Pantisr 1 has been in Syrian Military around for couple of years, no wonder that can station there.
Panstir's were sold to Iran, not for Hezbollah in Lebanon
Were sold to Syria
Actually to Syria who is the owner of Golan Heights, currently under temporary Jewish State´s occupation.
[/quote]franco wrote:
3) Second if Iran has mercenaries then any western soldier being paid is in fact a mercenary (whole l nato BTW
Not regular Iranian army so volunteers if that makes you happier but most are actually mercenaries so yeah
yup exactly like most of Jewish/US or any other "free world" armies
In Saudi or Q8 there are only actually mercenaries
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Article posted above is a goggle translation of a post from a Russian Site. The rest we wait and see.
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franco wrote:Article posted above is a goggle translation of a post from a Russian Site. The rest we wait and see.
I would love to see a link though
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GunshipDemocracy wrote:franco wrote:Article posted above is a goggle translation of a post from a Russian Site. The rest we wait and see.
I would love to see a link though
https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://in24.org/politics/21143&usg=ALkJrhiwhBi5jtLEDLw3K8G8AcWLqbQlag
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Thought there was a Sale of S-300's to Iran thread but cannot locate so will put this here.
sepheronx Tue Mar 08, 2016 5:26 pm
The article quotes JPost.franco wrote:GunshipDemocracy wrote:franco wrote:Article posted above is a goggle translation of a post from a Russian Site. The rest we wait and see.
I would love to see a link though
https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://in24.org/politics/21143&usg=ALkJrhiwhBi5jtLEDLw3K8G8AcWLqbQlag
Nothing reliable.
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Problems in the implementation of the contract with Iran for the supply of S-300PMU-2
http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1782641.html
so the transfer has been cancelled again?
They are related to the proposed Iranian negotiators payment mechanism transactions, the cost of which exceeds $ 1 billion. On the suspension of the Russian-Iranian contract for the supply of systems S-300PMU-2 Kuwaiti newspaper "Al-Jarida" wrote on 6 March. Citing its own sources, the publication said: Russian President Vladimir Putin has received from the Israeli evidence transferring Iranian arms, in particular anti-aircraft missile and gun systems "Pantsyr-S1" and anti-ship missiles such as "Yakhont" to Lebanese group "Hezbollah", and then ordered to freeze the deal.
http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1782641.html
so the transfer has been cancelled again?