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Sputnik: Russia Ready to Sell S-300 Missiles to Iran if Sanctions Fall
Russia may resume a deal to deliver S-300 surface-to-air defense systems to Iran if only the UN decides to lift its ban on arms sales to Tehran, a leading Russian defense expert said on Friday.
Negotiators from Iran, the United States and other world powers agreed on Thursday to a framework for a final agreement to curb Tehran’s nuclear program.
Iran agreed in principle to accept significant restrictions on its nuclear facilities for at least a decade and submit to international inspections.
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1 comment:
The S300 is pretty much antiquated now. I believe the Iranians will set the bar higher now - s400 or even 500 series. Time will tell.
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