
Syria has reportedly already paid the bill for the first six aircraft, which amounted to roughly $100 million, according to Sputnik International
"U.N. sanctions do not affect the trade of conventional weapons from Russia to Syria,” Deputy Secretary of Russia’s Security Council Evgeny Lukyanov told RIA Novosti Wednesday. “We are delivering these weapons in accordance with contracts that were signed earlier.” The aircraft were purchased for about $15 million each. Moscow has maintained its transactions with Syria do not go against international law.
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