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Bad news for China, Pakistan as India-Russia planning to co-produce S-500 air defense system, more dangerous than S-400 because…, China's hypersonic missile will now be…
S‑500 air defence system- File image S‑500 air defence system: In a significant development for India and a matter of bad news for China and Pakistan, India has formally requested Russia's cutting-edge S‑500 Prometheus air defence system. Seen as the successor to the S‑400 air defence system, the S‑500 air defence system is expected to strengthen India's defence. The move is being seen as a strategic move to counter emerging hypersonic missile threats from China and Pakistan. Here are all the details you need to know about S‑500 air defence system and how it will help India. Reports have it that India and Russia both have expressed interest in the join-production of S-500 air defense system. Also, it is being reported that Russia may also transfer the technology of the S-500 missile system of India. Why India needs S‑500 air defence system? Notably, the S‑500 air defence system of Russia is widely considered a significant upgrade over the current S‑400 system, offering advanced capabilities to intercept hypersonic missiles, high-altitude ballistic targets, and even low-earth orbit satellites, promising a broader protective umbrella across aerial and near-space domains Update on remaining S-400 missile systems In a significant good news for India, Russia announced that it is committed to delivering the remaining units of the S-400 air defence system to India by 2025-2026. The Russian Deputy Chief of Mission in India, Roman Babushkin highlighted that the system performed 'very efficiently' during the recent India-Pakistan tensions. When will India receive remaining S-400 missile systems? Babushkin confirmed that the contract for the remaining two S-400 units is on track, with deliveries expected to be completed by 2025-26, in line with publicly announced timelines. Notably, India signed a USD 5.43 billion deal with Russia in 2018 for five squadrons of the S-400 Triumf missile system, a state-of-the-art air defence platform capable of engaging multiple aerial defences. (With inputs from agencies)
India.com
23-06-2025
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Like Iran, Pakistan also has killer missiles and Chinese J-35A fighter jet, India should buy S-500 air defense system due to...
S‑500 Air Defence System Why India needs Russia-s S‑500 Air Defence System: Amid an environment where the enemies of India are strengthening their defence and air superiority, the only things that will save India are its air defence systems. In the recent India-Pakistan tensions, India's air defence systems like S-400 and Akash missile system played an extremely crucial role but they may not be enough keeping in mind the fact that Pakistan is rapidly enhancing its military and air capabilities by fielding long-range ballistic missiles like Iran's missiles such as Shaheen‑III and Nasr along with the acquisition of Chinese J‑35A stealth fighter jets. Here are all the details you need to know why India needs a much powerful air defence system like S-500 air defence system. Why India needs Russia-s S‑500 Air Defence System! As per media reports, Pakistan is planning to acquire Chinese J‑35A stealth fighter jets with advanced avionics and low radar cross-section, which may cause a sense of concern for India. Readers should note that Russia-s S‑500 Air Defence System would enhance India's ability to intercept advanced threats, thereby restoring a strategic deterrent in a shifting security landscape. Also, the S-500 air defence systems operate at 30-50% higher altitudes than the S-400 air defence system. India to get get remaining S-400 missile systems by 25-26 Russia is committed to delivering the remaining units of the S-400 air defence system to India by 2025-2026, the country's Deputy Chief of Mission in India, Roman Babushkin, said on Monday, highlighting that the system performed 'very efficiently' during the recent India-Pakistan tensions. Babushkin also hinted at expanding bilateral cooperation with India in air defence and anti-drone systems. 'We heard that the S-400 performed very efficiently during the recent clashes between India and Pakistan. We have a long history of collaboration. The air defence systems, according to what we are experiencing, the situation in Europe and here, this is one of the promising topics of our partnership in defence preparation in general,' Babushkin told PTI Videos. (With inputs from agencies)
India.com
15-06-2025
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If Pakistan attacks again, India can now defend with..., India's S-400 air defence system is now...
S-400 Called Sudarshan Chakra S-400 air defence system upgrade: After the Pahalgam terror attack, which killed twenty-two people in India and was linked to Pakistan, India responded with Operation Sindoor, killing more than a hundred terrorists across nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. India also destroyed several of Pakistan's airbases including the famous Nur Khan airbase during the recent tensions between the two countries, highlighting the inefficiency of the Pakistani Chinese-supplied HQ-9 air defence systems. However, Pakistan tried to attack India again but failed to do any harm due to India's S-400 air defense system. In the recent update, India is now reportedly upgrading the famous Russian supplied S-400 air defense system. India plans to upgrade S-400 air defence system As told earlier, India's S-400 air defense system protected India against the missile attack by Pakistan in which it reportedly used Chinese CM-400AKG missile but in order to upgrade it, the Indian Air Force is now planning to deploy indigenous quick-reaction systems like VL-SRSAM and QRSAM, developed by DRDO, to enhance close-range protection. These systems, with ranges of up to 80 km and 30 km respectively, feature advanced radar and integration capabilities India to get remaining S-400 missile systems by 2026 In a significant development for India, Russia has announced that it is committed to delivering the remaining units of the S-400 air defence system to India by 2025-2026. The country's Deputy Chief of Mission in India, Roman Babushkin, recently said that the system performed 'very efficiently' during the recent India-Pakistan tensions. Babushkin also hinted at expanding bilateral cooperation with India in air defence and anti-drone systems, as per a report by PTI. Babushkin confirmed that the contract for the remaining two S-400 units is on track, with deliveries expected to be completed by 2025-26, in line with publicly announced timelines. India signed a USD 5.43 billion deal with Russia in 2018 for five squadrons of the S-400 Triumf missile system, a state-of-the-art air defence platform capable of engaging multiple aerial threats at long ranges. Three squadrons have already been delivered. On the potential expansion of defence collaboration, Babushkin expressed openness to further dialogue. (With inputs from agencies)
India Today
03-06-2025
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- India Today
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0:49 Russia has reaffirmed its commitment to deliver the remaining units of the S-400 air defense system to India by 2025-2026. Roman Babushkin, Russia's deputy chief of mission in India, made this statement on Monday. He highlighted that the system performed very efficiently during the recent India-Pakistan tensions.
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03-06-2025
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Russia confirms delivery of remaining S-400 missile systems to India by 2026
India signed a $5.43 billion deal with Russia in 2018 for five squadrons of the S-400 Triumf missile system, a state-of-the-art air defence platform capable of engaging multiple aerial threats at long ranges. Three squadrons have already been delivered read more Russian S-400 air defence mobile missile launching systems take part in a military parade during celebrations marking Independence Day in Minsk, July 3, 2014. File Image/Reuters Russia is committed to delivering the remaining units of the S-400 air defence system to India by 2025-2026, the country's Deputy Chief of Mission in India, Roman Babushkin, said on Monday, highlighting that the system performed 'very efficiently' during the recent India-Pakistan tensions. Babushkin also hinted at expanding bilateral cooperation with India in air defence and anti-drone systems. 'We heard that the S-400 performed very efficiently during the recent clashes between India and Pakistan. We have a long history of collaboration. The air defence systems, according to what we are experiencing, the situation in Europe and here, this is one of the promising topics of our partnership in defence preparation in general,' Babushkin told PTI Videos. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Babushkin confirmed that the contract for the remaining two S-400 units is on track, with deliveries expected to be completed by 2025-26, in line with publicly announced timelines. India signed a $5.43 billion deal with Russia in 2018 for five squadrons of the S-400 Triumf missile system, a state-of-the-art air defence platform capable of engaging multiple aerial threats at long ranges. Three squadrons have already been delivered. On the potential expansion of defence collaboration, Babushkin expressed openness to further dialogue. 'We are open for promotion of this partnership for the discussion of the expansion of dialogue on air defence systems,' he said, noting the strategic importance of such cooperation in the current global security environment. Commenting on the growing threat of drones, particularly in light of their extensive use during the India-Pakistan clash, the deputy chief of mission highlighted Russia's experience in countering such challenges. 'We are facing this threat for several years already, and I think that our systems are being modernised constantly. I think it would be a joint interest from both sides how to counter this threat and lead to some other cooperation,' he said, adding that anti-drone systems are already part of the ongoing India-Russia defence dialogue. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Babushkin also provided an update on a possible visit by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to India. 'The exact dates are not yet finalised, but it can happen anytime soon. We expect this month,' he said.
