Rusija ne isporučuje S-300 Iranu

[dexy]

28.10.2009.

Ruski vicepremijer Sergej Ivanov je izjavio da Rusija trenutno ne isporučuje PVO sistem S-300 Iranu. Ova izjava je posledica napisa u medijima koji su se pojavili ovih dana u kojima se spekuliše oko isporuke ovih sistema Iranu, a koji su podstaknuti nedavnom izjavom predstavnika federalne službe za međunarodnu vojno-tehničku saradnju u kojoj se kaže da vojna saradnja sa Iranom neće biti prekinuta. Nakon toga, pojavio se i neimenovani izvor iz ministarstva odbrane koji je tvrdio da bi Rusija pretrpela značajne finansijske gubitke ukoliko bi odbila da isporuči S-300 Iranu, što zbog samog posla, što zbog penala koje bi morala da plati u slučaju neisporučivanja sistema. Ukupni gubitak koji je taj neimenovani izvor naveo je preko milijardu dolara vrednosti samog posla, plus penali od 300-400 miliona dolara.

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Russia not currently supplying S-300 SAM systems to Iran

FRYAZINO (Moscow Region), October 28 (RIA Novosti) - Russia is not supplying S-300 defensive surface-to-air missile systems to Iran, a Russian deputy prime minister said on Wednesday.

"Presently, there are no such supplies," Sergei Ivanov told reporters.

He offered no clue as to whether supplies could begin later.

Last Thursday, the Federal Service for Military and Technical Cooperation said Russia had no plans to cease military cooperation with Iran.

The statement came amid media reports that Russia could cancel a contract to deliver S-300 systems to Tehran.

An unnamed defense industry official said last Wednesday that Russia would sustain significant losses if it decides to tear up the contract for S-300 systems.

Russian military analyst Konstantin Makiyenko previously said a decision not to go ahead with the contract would cost Russia about $1 billion in lost profits, plus $300-400 million in fines and penalties.

Reports of possible deliveries of S-300 missiles to Iran have aroused concerns in the West and in Israel.

Iranian media, citing senior security officials, have reported that Russia has started delivering elements of the advanced version of the S-300 missile under a 2005 contract. However, Russian arms industry officials have invariably denied such reports.

The latest version of the S-300 family is the S-300PMU2 Favorit, which has a range of up to 195 kilometers (about 120 miles) and can intercept aircraft and ballistic missiles at altitudes from 10 meters to 27 kilometers.

It is considered one of the world's most effective all-altitude regional air defense systems, comparable in performance to the U.S. MIM-104 Patriot system.

Izvor: RIA Novosti

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"Presently, there are no such supplies," Sergei Ivanov told reporters.
He offered no clue as to whether supplies could begin later.
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Obožavam diplomatske izjave u kojima se ništa ne kaže...

[dexy]

U suštini ponavljaju ono što govore već godinama, trenutno nema ništa od isporuka, a da li će ih biti zavisi od Izraela ili SAD, tj. na taj način traže ustupke od ovih zemalja na drugim poljima.

[Dreadnought]

Rusija kasni sa isporukom sistema odbrane Iranu


08.11.2009

Teheran – Visoki zvaničnik iranskog parlamenta upozorio je danas Rusiju na kašnjenje u isporuci protivvazdušnog sistema Teheranu, prenela je iranska državna televizija.


Predsednik iranskog parlamentarnog komiteta za odbranu i spoljnu politiku Aladin Borudžerdi rekao je da će, ukoliko Rusija ne ispuni obećanje da će isporučiti rakete, to biti „negativna tačka” odnosa između dve zemlje.

Rusija i Iran su razgovarali o isporuci antiraketnog odbrambenog sistema S-300, na osnovu sporazuma postignutog 2007. godine.

Izrael i SAD se snažno protive tom sporazumu, navodeći da će rakete poboljšati sposobnost protivvazdušne odbrane Irana.


Izvor: Beta-AP

[dexy]

11.11.2009.

Iran insistira da se isporuka sistema izvrši, podsećajući da je ugovor potpisan i da nije dobro za Rusiju da je u svetu vide kao zemlju koja se ne pridržava ugovora koje potpiše.

Iran urges Russia to fulfill S-300 missile supply contract
11/11/200917:43

TEHRAN, November 11 (RIA Novosti) - Russia has to fulfill its contract on the supply of S-300 defensive surface-to-air missile systems to Iran, Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi said on Wednesday.

"We have a contract with Russia to buy S-300 missiles. I don't think it is right for Russia to be seen in the world as a country which does not fulfill its contractual obligations," Vahidi was quoted by Iranian Labor News Agency (ILNA) as saying.

Russia signed a contract with Iran on the supply of S-300 missiles to the Islamic Republic in December 2005. However, there have been no official reports about the start of the contract's implementation since then.

In December 2008, the Iranian media reported that Russia had started delivering elements of the advanced version of the S-300 missile. However, Russia's Federal Service for Military and Technical Cooperation has denied such reports.

The latest version of the S-300 series is the S-300PMU2 Favorit, which has a range of up to 195 kilometers (about 120 miles) and can intercept aircraft and ballistic missiles at altitudes from 10 meters to 27 kilometers.

It is considered one of the world's most effective all-altitude regional air defense systems, comparable in performance to the U.S. MIM-104 Patriot system.

Izvor: RIA Novosti

[dexy]

12.11.2009.

Vladin zvaničnik u Moskvi je izjavio da Rusija još uvek razmatra opciju isporuke sistema S-300 Iranu i neće zamrznuti ugovor kao ustupak Vašingtonu.

S-300 missile deliveries to Iran under review — Russian official
12/11/200901:35

MOSCOW, November 12 (RIA Novosti) - Russia is still considering the possible deliveries of advance air defense systems to Iran and will not freeze the contract as a concession to the United States, a government official said.

Russia signed a contract with Iran on the supply of S-300 air defense systems to the Islamic Republic in December 2005. However, there have been no official reports about the start of the contract's implementation since then.

"The issue of S-300 deliveries [to Iran] is still under discussion. There are some technical and other problems," said Konstantin Biryulin, deputy director of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation.

The possible deliveries of S-300 missiles to Iran have aroused serious concern in the West and in Israel.

The official denied media speculations that Russia could freeze the Iranian contract in exchange for Washington's decision not to place interceptor missiles in Poland and a missile tracking radar in the Czech Republic.

"I do not understand why there is so much media frenzy over the deliveries of S-300 to this region...Russia has the right to decide on its own whether to deliver these systems to any country which is not under the UN Security Council's sanctions," Biryulin said.

He also denied the link between recent talks on delivery of S-300 systems to Saudi Arabia and the Iranian contract. Media reports earlier speculated that Russia could sell S-300 to Saudi Arabia instead of Iran to compensate for potential financial losses.

"If Saudi Arabia asks us to deliver S-300s, we will consider the request without linking it to other countries. Russia has never delivered military equipment to a country while hurting the interests of another country," the official said.

The latest version of the S-300 series is the S-300PMU2 Favorit, which has a range of up to 195 kilometers (about 120 miles) and can intercept aircraft and ballistic missiles at altitudes from 10 meters to 27 kilometers.

It is considered one of the world's most effective all-altitude regional air defense systems, comparable in performance to the U.S. MIM-104 Patriot system.

Iranian Defense Minister Ahmad Vahidi urged Russia on Wednesday to fulfill its contract on the supply of S-300 air defense systems to Iran.

Izvor: RIA Novosti