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Russia – Turkey: “Contract signed for one more S-400 regiment”

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A contract for the delivery of a second regiment of the S-400 missile system was signed by Russia and Turkey, as the head of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSVTS), Dmitry Shugayev, told TASS on the sidelines of the international forum Army-2022 in Moscow .

“A corresponding agreement has already been signed. Among other things, it will allow the local production of some components of the (S-400 Triumf) system in Turkey”, he said.

Shugayev confidently stated that in the coming years, any country is unlikely to design a system that could compete with the S-400 Triumf missile system.

“The contract with Turkey is currently being implemented”, he added.

Turkey became the first NATO country to buy the S-400 air defense system from Moscow in 2017.

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Ankara’s decision provoked a negative reaction from the United States and the alliance as a whole.

The United States has not given up its efforts to rid Turkey of the Russian missiles.

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