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Yes but India will be under USA sanctions I read on CNN. Lol.
Only if it was so easy.
Only if it was so easy.
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Reload takes long time. Because your enemy knows your deployment.
@mangaIt’s thread about S-400 not MMRCA , I think for Pakistan even 36 raffles are enough oh no they are not how can India forget the super PAF pilots of F-16 they can kill S-400 and Rafales in one eye blink man behind machine
Its OP-ED article, nothing official.Yes but India will be under USA sanctions I read on CNN. Lol.
Only if it was so easy.
My bad, of course. We don't have any countermeasures against Pakistani response.
No dumbass, it is not an opinion article.Its OP-ED article, nothing official.
Don't worry,S-400 is already doing the damage to India the threat if sanctions is crashing the Indian markets this very sad and very bad for India.
S-400 can defend ballistic missiles bit can it also defend economic missile lol. Very sad and very bad for India.
If all of you Indians are going to run away why the hell do you tag me to a thread?
Haha, According to CNN, India is at risk for sanctions.Don't worry,
Hope your bail out cheque is ready from IMF.
What do you think the word ' may' is suggestingHaha, According to CNN, India is at risk for sanctions.
And it is no opinion or editorial piece as an Indian previously lied about.
India may face sanctions if it buys Russia's S-400 missiles: US
US might not offer waiver to India if it buys S-400 missile system from Russia, Pentagon official says.
30 Aug 2018
The Russian S-400 missile system India is planning to buy is considered one of the best in existence [Vasily Fedosenko/Reuters]
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The United States cannot guarantee Indiawill be exempt from sanctions if it purchases weapons and defence systems from Russia, a top Pentagon official said.
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Randall Schriver, the Pentagon's top Asia official, called into question on Wednesday the idea that the US would protect its relationship with India and that it will be insulated from any fallout if the purchase happens.
"I would say that is a bit misleading. We would still have very significant concerns if India pursued major new platforms and systems (from Russia)," Schriver said at a think-tank event, according to Reuters news agency.
The US has imposed sanctions on Russia for its annexation of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, which means any country that engages in defence or intelligence sharing with Russia could also be subject to sanctions.
"I can't sit here and tell you that they would be exempt, that we would use that waiver, that will be the decision of the president if he is faced with a major new platform and capability that India has acquired from Russia," Shriver added.
The waivers would be possible according to a new US defence bill, which gives President Donald Trump the authority to exempt countries.
Despite Secretary of Defense James Mattis saying he is a strong proponent of granting waivers to India, Schriver said that Trump having the ability to apply these waivers did not automatically mean he would.
India is in the final stages of acquiring S-400 long-range surface to air missile systems from Russia, a deal worth $6bn.
OPINION
Why Turkey might buy Russia's S-400 defence system
by Can Kasapoglu
The agreement is expected to be signed by Russia later this year.
The acquisition of the S-400 system would be the latest in a long series of Indian defence purchases, as the country has previously bought combat planes, ships and submarines from Russia.
Schriver stated that the US is concerned about this planned purchase, and is willing to talk to India about potential alternatives to the Russian missile system.
State-of-the-art missile system
India is not the only country buying the state-of-the-art system from Russia.
Other countries such as China, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have all bought or are planning to buy the anti-aircraft missile weapon.
US military officials and politicians have also expressed concerns over Turkey's intention to buy the Russian missile system.
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Saudi threatens military action against Qatar over S-400: report
In June, Saudi Arabia said it would consider "all necessary measures" if Qatar closes the deal with Russia.
Despite these threats, Russia has said the supply of the missiles to Qatar will continue, with Qatar's Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani saying acquiring the system is a "sovereign" decision.
The S-400 missile system is a state-of-the-art weapons platform with a maximum range of 400km, considered one of the best defence systems in existence.
SOURCE: AL JAZEERA NEWS
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018...buys-russia-400-missiles-180830083608701.html
India may get USA sanctions on RT
Same meaning as "risk."What do you think the word ' may' is suggesting
Every country running on loan, Even USA, Russia , EU, China to take loans from international organizations to run their Economies @KAMDEVDon't worry,
Hope your bail out cheque is ready from IMF.
That is a sh!tty Indian source. Let's wait and hear from the Americans themselves.
If true, the Americans are the biggest cvnts alive. LOL at their fake sanction threats.
This is a statement from US embassy in India wait for State department or statement from white house