Moscow and Ankara discuss resale of Russian anti-aircraft systems to a third country
Russia and Turkey are in contact about the possible resale by Ankara of bulky Russian missile defence systems to a third country, which
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Russia and Turkey are in contact about the possible resale by Ankara of bulky Russian missile defence systems to a third country, which requires the Moscow agreement, announced Friday the Kremlin. "We have had contacts with the Turkish side on this subject and we will continue our contacts with the Turkish side on this subject," said the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, in response to a question from the AFP during his daily briefing. The consent of Russia is necessary for such resale, as Turkey does not have a re-export licence.
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Russia and Turkey are in contact about the possible resale by Ankara of bulky Russian missile defence systems to a third country, which requires the Moscow agreement, announced Friday the Kremlin
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"We have had contacts with the Turkish side on this subject and we will continue our contacts with the Turkish side on this subject," said the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, in response to a question from the AFP during his daily briefing.
according to La Libre BelgiqueThe consent of Russia is necessary for such resale, as Turkey does not have a re-export licence.
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Russia and Turkey are in contact about the possible resale by Ankara of bulky Russian missile defence systems to the US
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