India Will Get Surface-To-Air Anti-Aircraft S-400 Missile System

India will get a surface-to-air anti-aircraft S-400 missile system in October-December.

India will receive the first batch of surface-to-air anti-aircraft S-400 missile systems from Russia in October-December this year.

A top official of Russia’s state-run arms exporter Rosoboronexport gave this information on Thursday. Rosoboron Airport said- India will get an anti-aircraft S-400 missile system in October-December

Alexander Mikhayev, CEO of RosoboronAccport, told the Interfax news committee that everything was going on as per schedule.

He said that the first batch of anti-aircraft S-400 missile systems will be delivered to India in October-December this year. The S-400 is Russia’s most advanced long-range surface-to-air missile defense system.

Agreement to buy five units.

In October 2018, India signed an agreement with Russia to buy five units of the S-400 air defense missile system for five billion dollars. India has paid the first installment of $ 800 million for this in 2019.

America threatened to ban.

India signed the deal despite former US President Donald Trump’s administration threatening a ban.

Indian experts have reached Russia for training.

This missile system can destroy enemy aircraft, missiles, and even drones from a distance of 400 kilometers. The agency said that Indian experts have reached Russia. He started taking S-400 related training in January 2021.

ISRAEL-PALESTINE CEASEFIRE: Israel bowed to US pressure, Netanyahu prepares ceasefire in Gaza Strip for 11 days.

Israel has had to succumb to US pressure and has agreed to unilaterally stop its military operations in the Gaza Strip for 11 days. On the other hand, Jane Saki, the White House press secretary in the US, has described the development as encouraging.

The decision was taken in the Security Cabinet meeting chaired by Netanyahu.

According to Israeli media, the decision was approved in the Security Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Recall that a top Hamas commander had expected a cease-fire by Friday.

Hamas expected a ceasefire by Friday.

A senior Hamas political official, Moses Abu Marjouk, told Lebanese TV, “I think the ongoing efforts to ceasefire will be successful.”

I hope a compromise can be reached for a cease-fire within a day or two with mutual consent, ” he said.