Russia today said that delivery of five regiments of S-400 missile systems to India are unlikely to be affected by sanctions over the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Denis Alipov, Russia's ambassador-designate to India, said Moscow 'doesn't foresee any obstacles as far as S-400 supply to India is concerned' and said sanctions levied by the US and other nations could be bypassed. In a bid to enhance its defence system, india signed $5.4 bn deal with Russia despite U.S concerns in 2018 Despite U.S. sanction threat, India refused to scrap the s-400 deal with Russia, citing its own requirements. India has decided to deploy all five s-400 units to protect the country from mounting Chinese military threat. Watch the video for full details.
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