India plans procurement of large number of S-400 missiles from Russia to strengthen air defence capabilities
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India Approves a $1.1 Billion Deal with Russia for 288 S-400 Missiles
In February, India’s Defence Acquisition Council approved a $1.1 billion purchase of 288 Russian S-400 surface-to-air missiles. The Acceptance of Necessity covers 120 short-range and 168 long-range interceptor missiles. The deal was fast-tracked to quickly replenish India’s S-400 stocks after heavy use of the systems during last year’s air conflict with Pakistan. The S-400 Triumf is among the most advanced long-range air defense systems in the w…
India plans procurement of large number of S-400 missiles from Russia to strengthen air defence capabilities
Announcements of the planned ammunition purchase had already appeared in the media at the end of 2025. The transaction is to cover 288 missiles, including 120 shorter-range effectors and 168 longer-range effectors, with a value of approximately 10,000 crore INR. The ammunition is to be acquired through an accelerated procedure due to the need to replenish stocks following last year’s clashes with Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. The fast-track…
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