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Saturday, July 06, 2013

Russia sells China S-400 surface-to-air missiles

S-400 TriumphHuanqiu.com says in its report titled Russia has decided to sell S-400 to China: “According to the July issue of Canadian “Kanwa Defence Review” an authoritative source of the Russian military industry says that Russia has decided to export S-400 anti-aircraft missiles to China.

This is one more concession that Russia has made in its arms sale to China following the exports of Su-35 fighter jets, and the Chinese version of the Lada class submarines.

“Kanwa says: China hopes to get the S-400s and has been making request for it for quite a few years at the annual meetings between the two governments.

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3 comments:

  1. Sagar Tanksali6/7/13 11:22

    Lada class submarine? Does ring a bell! If its as good as its namesake, China will have to spend double for spares - and, no resale value either!

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  2. The Amur class submarine (named for the Amur River), is one of the latest Russian submarine designs. It is advertised as an export version of the Lada class, a modernised version of the Kilo-class submarine with improved acoustic stealth, new combat systems, and an option for air-independent propulsion (AIP).

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  3. Just as I thought. One news said China is building their own anti-air system, all of a sudden prefers S-400. Funny this sounds.

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