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Every nation OFFERS, Russia offers, China offers, USA offers, Ukraine offers etc etc....end of the day we will have to wait and see if Vietnams has ordered this system. Till then this is just talk nothing more.
Russian Federation do offers alot to Vietnam
According to Sputnik
https://sputniknews.com/russia/201701101049432881-russia-vietnam-arms/
In an interview with Sputnik Vietnam, former Deputy Defense Minister, Col. Gen. Nguyen Van Duoc said that his country owned much of its military potential to the assistance it once received from the Soviet Union and the weapons now being supplied it by the Russian Federation.
a Kilo-class Russian diesel-electric submarine, armed with Kalibr missiles, the last of the six such vessels ordered by Hanoi, is on the way to Vietnam.
A second pair of Gepard-class frigates is now in the final stages of their trials in the Black Sea and will soon be handed over to the Vietnamese Navy, in addition to as many supplied earlier.
Russia and Vietnam have signed a raft of arms-delivery contracts worth over 4.5 billion dollars.
The list of Russian military supplies to Vietnam include Tor, Buk and S-300 air defense systems and the sides are currently negotiating the supply of the state-of-the-art S-400 missile systems.
Russian Mi-8 helicopters are the backbone of Vietnam’s combat helicopter fleet and Russia has also supplied 10 Su-27 fighters and 32 Su-30MK2 multi-role fighters that offer enhanced combat capabilities against aerial, ground and sea-based targets.
Russia has also provided the Vietnamese Navy with high-speed Svetlyak-class frigates and a number of Tarantul-class missile corvettes.
After watching the performance of Molniya-class guided missile boats, the Vietnamese military started building them under license in Vietnam.
Russia has supplied Vietnam with the Bastion mobile coastal missile complex that can effectively protect a 600-kilometer stretch of the coastline and keep an eye on up to 200,000 square kilometers of open water area.