India-Russia S-400 deal

The two countries are currently in talks to launch the production of S-400 components in India, according to a senior Russian defense official.

The first regimental set of S-400 air defense systems is slated to arrive in India by late 2020.

A senior U.S. diplomat warned India over procuring S-400 air defense systems from Russia in a recent congressional testimony.

India will begin inducting its new S-400 air defense systems from October 2020 onwards, according to the Indian government.

The U.S. defense secretary expressed confidence that U.S. and India will work out differences centered on CAATSA.

India is expected to receive its new S-400 air defense systems within two years, according to a senior Russian defense official.

India and Russia signed a deal for the procurement of five S-400 regiments on October 5 despite the threat of U.S. sanctions.

India’s Cabinet Committee on Security has cleared the procurement of five S-400 regiments last week, according to government sources.

The U.S. is so far reserving the option of sanctioning India over the purchase of Russian-made air defense systems.

India wants to better understand Washington’s concerns over its ongoing procurement of Russian military hardware.

A new provision makes it unlikely that India will face sanctions over its purchase of missile air defense systems from Russia.