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October 31, 2018 09:35
HAVANA. Oct 31 (Interfax) – Payments under the contract for the delivery of Russian S-400 air defense missile systems will be made in rubles, Deputy Prime Minister Yury Borisov told the press in Havana on Wednesday.
“The contract was concluded in rubles,” Borisov said.
The contract for delivering five regimental sets of S-400 Triumf systems to India was signed on the sidelines of the Russian-Indian summit held in early October.
According to the Kremlin, the deal value exceeds $5 billion.
S-400 Triumf is designed to hit strategic and tactical aircraft, ballistic missiles, hypersonic targets, and other aerial attack means amid ECM and other countermeasures.
The system destroys aerodynamic targets on a range of up to 400 kilometers and ballistic targets flying at a speed of 4.8 kilometers per second on altitudes ranging from several meters to several dozen kilometers on a range of up to 60 kilometers.
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October 31, 2018
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Weekly inflation in Russia again 0.1%, annual still 3.5%
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Russia boosts Sept oil output by further 60,000 bpd to 11.41 mln bpd
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Dock accident won’t affect Admiral Kuznetsov’s repair timeframe – USC head
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USC head sees nothing ‘super alarming’ in Admiral Kuznetsov damage
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Turkish military so far unable to observe Idlib agreement – Russian military
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Ceasefire violations down almost 75% since Russia, Turkey signed Idlib agreement – Russian military
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Bridenstine spoke to Interfax correspondents Dmitry Veklich and Nikolay Vlasov about the prospects of carrying out joint space flights, the future of the International Space Station, and Russia-U.S. cooperation in building manned infrastructure in lunar orbit.
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