Russia fulfills promise, third S-400 reaches India

'Russia fulfills promise, third S-400 reaches India'

Russia has fulfilled its promise by presenting another example of its friendship with India amidst the apprehension of the Third World War in the world. Russia has delivered the third unit of Squadron-400 to India. With this, missiles, planes, helicopters coming from Pakistan and China can be shot down.

It has been reported in the media that Russian President Vladimir Putin has fulfilled his promise to send the third squadron of S-400 to India amid the ongoing war with Ukraine. The squadron is a surface-to-air missile defense system. In 2018, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a $5.43 billion contract to deliver five S-400 squadrons to India by the end of 2023. Under this, three S-400 have been given to India so far. Earlier in December 2021, the first S-400 was received by India, it has been deployed on the Pakistan border in Pathankot. After this, the second S-400 came to India in April 2022. It is deployed in Siliguri near the China border in the North East. It is believed that the third S-400 unit received from Russia can be deployed in Punjab or Rajasthan around the Pakistan border.

It is noteworthy that a regiment of Russia's S-400 missile system consists of eight truck launchers. Each truck is fitted with four launchers. Four missiles can be fired at a time. In this way there are 32 missiles in a regiment. With India having three such regiments, the security of the country's capital Delhi and its borders will be strengthened. With this, a target of up to 400 kilometers can be hit.