Kremlin Says in Talks on Moving Russian Missile Systems From Turkey
- 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 announced on Wednesday that work is underway to transfer Russian-made missile defense systems from Turkey to another country.
The Kremlin said on Wednesday that work is underway to relocate Russian-made missile defense systems from Turkey to another country, a move that could pave the way for Ankara to rejoin the U.S. F-35 fighter jet program.
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ΡΕΘΕΜΝΟΣ ΕΦΗΜΕΡΙΔΑ: ΡΕΘΥΜΝΟ ΝΕΑ ΕΙΔΗΣΕΙΣ ΚΡΗΤΗ…Dmitry Peskov confirmed that the possibility is being considered - Ankara had purchased the Russian systems for $2.5 billion - Now it is looking for a solution to return to the F-35 program
The issue of the movement of Russian C-400 anti-aircraft missile systems from Turkey to a friendly country is on the agenda, and work is under way on it, as reported to journalists by the press secretary of Russian leader Dmitry Peskov.
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