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At this time, air defense systems of two countries have dominated the mind of the world. India’s indigenous air defense system Akash and Russia’s S400 have created panic all over the world. Russia-made S-400 air defense system is called ‘Sudarshan Chakra’ in India. One of the most advanced systems in the world. Meanwhile, a big news has come that India has sought many more missiles from S400 Air Defense System from Russia. According to reports, after successful use of the S400 air defense system during Operation Sindoor, India has asked Russia that we need more missiles. According to the original delivery schedule, India will get the remaining regiment of the S-400 Triumph missile system from Russia by 2026.

This has occurred after successfully deployed the first three units on the western and northern borders of India along with Pakistan and China. Russian Deputy Ambassador to India Roman Babushkin confirmed the latest development during an interview, emphasizing the timely delivery of the remaining systems despite recent global challenges. India’s S-400 system has already demonstrated its capabilities, especially during the Indo-Pakistan tension in Operation Sindoor, where they successfully stopped enemy drones and missiles. Babushkin highlighted the operational effectiveness of the system, and said that it acted efficiently during the situation, which strengthened its strategic importance to protect India.

The contract for the S-400 system was initially signed in 2018, priced at $ 5.43 billion and includes five regiments. The first regiment came in December 2021, while the second and third regiments were distributed in April 2022 and October 2023 respectively. The last two units are to be delivered in the next two years, which will complete India’s acquisition of this advanced air defense system. The S-400, known as “Sudarshan Chakra” in India, is capable of detecting and destroying a variety of air threats including strategic bombers, fighter jets, drones and missiles with detection range up to 380 km. Its powerful radar, missile launchers and command centers enable it to target several hazards simultaneously, which gives India a significant increase in its air defense capabilities.

Although the Russian-Ukraine conflict delayed the original delivery schedule of the S-400, which affected the production and supply chains, Babushkin assured that the remaining units would be distributed according to the deadline. Advanced technology of the S-400 system and long-range capabilities have made it an important asset for India’s national security, with possible discussions between the two countries for further expansion of air defense cooperation. The partnership underlines strong historical relations between India and Russia in the field of defense and highlights the increasing importance of strategic defense cooperation in a rapidly unstable global security environment.