Bypassing American Threats! India will get Russia's S-400 missile defense system in due time

New Delhi. Russia will supply the S-400 missile defense system to India on time. The announcement has been made by Russia Ambassador Nikolay Kudashev, present in India. He has said that there will be no delay of any kind from Russia on this and it is on its way. During the talks to the journalists, Kudashev said that both sides are firm and committed to their old stand on the agreement reached between India and Russia on the S-400. Therefore, to their knowledge, this transaction will be completed within the stipulated time. His statement has come at a time when America is very angry with Turkey regarding the S-400 deal.

Let us tell you that some time ago, US Defense Minister Lloyd Austin visited India. When he was asked about the S-400 deal, he said directly that America does not want any country to accede to Russia. When he was asked whether the United States could ban India on this too, he said that the question does not arise at the moment because it has not been supplied to India. According to the ANI, if India goes ahead with the deal, the US may impose sanctions on India under the Countering America Advertisers Throw Sensation Act (KATSA CAATSA).

Significantly, India has said many times that it is buying it keeping the security of the country in mind. It is believed that Russia will start supplying this state-of-the-art defense system by the end of this year. The Russian ambassador commented on the deal and relations with India, saying that the two countries had long been trusted partners of each other. On the international stage also the two countries have appeared together on various issues.

On this occasion, the Deputy Ambassador of Russia has given special permission to India to use the Russian Corona Vaccine Sputnik in many ways. This vaccine is touching new heights of success. The Russian vaccine will prove to help further India's immunization drive. On this occasion, Russia has also advocated India's permanent seat on the UN Security Council.