Kremlin Says in Talks on Moving Russian Missile Systems From Turkiye
- The Kremlin said work is underway to move Russia’s S-400 missile-defense systems from Turkey to another country.
- Turkey bought the S-400 systems from Russia in 2017, leading to U.S. sanctions and blocking its access to F-35 fighter jets.
- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow could transfer the systems if a responsible, Russia-friendly country requests them.
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The Kremlin has announced that the S-400s in Türkiye could be moved to a "friendly country." Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that work on the matter is ongoing.
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The Frontier PostKremlin says in talks on moving Russian missile systems from Turkiye
The Kremlin is negotiating the relocation of Russian-made missile systems from Turkey, potentially allowing Turkey to rejoin the US F-35 fighter jet program. Turkey’s purchase of the S-400 systems from Russia had previously led to tensions within NATO.
Appropriate work and proper contacts are taking place,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said today The Kremlin said on Wednesday that “work” was underway between Moscow and Ankara on the possible transfer of Russian anti-missile defense systems from Ankara to a third country, which should be an ally of Russia. Russian diplomatic chief Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday that Moscow could possibly agree to resell the S-400 systems to a “responsible c…
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that "efforts are under way between Moscow and Ankara on the possible transfer by Turkey of Russian missile defence systems to a third country, which should be an allied state of Russia," AFP reports. A few days ago, Russian diplomat Sergei Lavrov said that Moscow would ...
The Kremlin announced on Wednesday that work is underway to transfer Russian-made missile defense systems from Turkey to another country.
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