Turkey Continues Negotiations on the Re-Export of S-400 Air Defense Systems Purchased From Russia, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan Said
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Moscow appears willing to consider the possibility of transferring the Turkish S-400s to a third country, provided that it has been approved in advance and that the recipient meets certain criteria. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated this position at a meeting with journalists at the UN headquarters in New York, on the sidelines of the 81st session of the UN General Assembly. “We will consider all offers. I will not comment for now, …
According to Lavrov, any transfer of the S-400s requires official approval from Moscow. In addition, the country that will receive the systems must maintain friendly relations with Russia. The post Lavrov on S-400s: Russia will consider their transfer from Turkey, under conditions – What Fidan said appeared first on in.gr.
Turkey is continuing negotiations on the re-export of the Russian anti-aircraft system C-400 Triumph, no new information has been provided so far by the head of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hakan Fidan. Ankara is continuing to try to get rid of the Russian C-400 in order to return to the US fighter's programme.
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The Russian Foreign Minister clarified that Turkey could not transfer the Russian systems without Moscow's consent.
The head of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hakan Fidan, stated that Ankara was continuing negotiations with all parties on Russian S-400 complexes.
Turkey is continuing talks on a possible re-export of the S-400 air defense systems it purchased from Russia, but no final decision has been made yet. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that contacts on the subject are ongoing and the public will be informed when the process is completed. “Our talks with everyone are continuing. When the process is completed, we will share the developments with the public,” Fidan said in response to a question ab…
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