Iranian Defense Ministry intends to purchase equipment for its fleet in Russia

The Iranian Defense Ministry is negotiating with Moscow to conclude a contract for the purchase of equipment for the republic’s Navy, reports RIA News message commander of Iran fleet Golama Bikama.

Bikam explained that we, in particular, are talking about "technology for rescue operations and the provision of emergency assistance at sea."

He also said that "Iran maintains contacts with Azerbaijan and cooperates with other countries of the Caspian region, with which it intends to conclude an agreement on joint exercises in the Caspian Sea."

In April, the representative of the Iranian Foreign Ministry Hussein Ansari said that the first batch of C-300 air defense systems had arrived in the country from Russia. “We previously announced that this contract, despite some delays in the past, is underway, and today I declare that the first batch of this equipment has already entered Iran, the transfer of another party will be carried out later.”

Comments

[Mountain shooter]

Well, not to sell oil. Let it be Iran that sells oil, and pays us for High-Tech. Our military-industrial complex has gained a good "shape".

[Michael67]

Pts is good. Money for the development of its fleet and army will be.

[FenH]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Well, not to sell oil. Let it be Iran that sells oil, and pays us for High-Tech. Our military-industrial complex has gained a good "shape".

Well, yes. We already sold the superjets to them. They exchanged their oil for our equipment, they built the railway. They left the equipment for rescue operations and emergency assistance at sea to sell them.

[gray smeet]

Quote: FenH

Well, yes. We already sold the superjets to them. They exchanged their oil for our equipment, they built the railway. They left the equipment for rescue operations and emergency assistance at sea to sell them.

Well, it’s good that such projects are being announced here with us, and not with China. Project implementation perhapstightened on financial matters

[FenH]

Quote: gray smeet

Quote: FenH

Well, yes. We already sold the superjets to them. They exchanged their oil for our equipment, they built the railway. They left the equipment for rescue operations and emergency assistance at sea to sell them.

Well, it’s good that such projects are being announced here with us, and not with China. Project implementation perhapstightened on financial matters

What could be financial issues if offered to change for oil. Now you see the Iranians do not like the price
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said that Tehran is hampering the implementation of contracts with Moscow for the construction of a thermal power plant in Bandar Abbas and the electrification of the railway on the Garmsar-Inche-Barun section, setting new price conditions.
http://www.vz.ru/news/2016/3/14/799347.html

[Talgat]

Quote: gray smeet

Well, it’s good that such projects are being announced here with us, and not with China.

Well, we all understand that Iran and Syria are primarily the interests of Russia, not China.

China certainly supports financially. and at the UN, diplomatically, and so on, not China but Russia is fighting with Syria in Syria, but this is its sphere of interests. And China holds the defense against the United States and Japan in the Pacific.

Therefore, Iran is not seeking an alliance with China in the first place (although of course it does not refuse to support it and trade), but with Russia and Kazakhstan - and admittedly, it has achieved significant success in recent years

[vlad66]

This is a good thing, and Iran will acquire equipment and we will have finances for defense.

[poquello]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Well, not to sell oil. Let it be Iran that sells oil, and pays us for High-Tech. Our military-industrial complex has gained a good "shape".

"Equipment for rescue operations and emergency assistance at sea"
rescue small submarines? ))) here it seems they wrote they have

[g1v2]

Well, oil revenues with arms revenues are certainly not comparable. In 2015, we received $ 220 billion from mineral products (oil, oil products, gas and coal), and from the sale of weapons 15 billion, and this is still the second place in the world. And by the way, we still want to resell Iranian oil, and in exchange for them our goods - including weapons. But the Persians are still trading and kicking. Well, nothing - we’ll finish sooner or later. And if you’re very lucky, we’ll push the construction of the nuclear power plant on credit. Like you want weapons? Take a loan to build another nuclear power plant.

[FenH]

Quote: g1v2

Well, oil revenues with arms revenues are certainly not comparable. In 2015, we received $ 220 billion from mineral products (oil, oil products, gas and coal), and from the sale of weapons 15 billion, and this is still the second place in the world. And by the way, we still want to resell Iranian oil, and in exchange for them our goods - including weapons. But the Persians are still trading and kicking. Well, nothing - we’ll finish sooner or later. And if you’re very lucky, we’ll push the construction of the nuclear power plant on credit. Like you want weapons? Take a loan to build another nuclear power plant.

The conversation was about 40 billion, but it didn’t go beyond talking
Novak: Russia and Iran agreed on projects for $ 40 billion
http://www.vz.ru/news/2015/10/21/773625.html это в 2015
Iran deliberately slows down deals with Russia - Novak
http://riafan.ru/508774-iran-soznatelno-tormozit-sdelki-s-rossiei-novak а это 2016

[poquello]

Quote: c-Petrov

Iran cannot be hooked on our oil game because there is enough of its own
Therefore, it is necessary to put on a weapons

Iranian market will be wider

[Same lech]

Iran still has to arm itself and arm itself ... most of IRAN’s equipment is outdated models and copies of the last century, and RUSSIA can very well help Iran within reasonable limits of course ... so that Iranian ayatollahs do not have the temptation to cross the red line in their plans.

[FenH]

Quote: The same Lech

Iran still arm and arm ... most of the Iranian technology is outdated models and copies of the last century and RUSSIA here may very well help IRAN within reasonable limits, of course ... so that the Iranian ayatollahs do not have the temptation to cross the red line in their plans.

Russia can do this, but not the fact that Iran wants to. The sanctions were removed from them and there, in a flash, the paddlers with their darembels will draw

[Same lech]

Iran wants

Just as he wants ....

The National Interest: 5 types of Russian weapons needed by Iran

http://militum.ru/the-national-interest-5-vidov-rossijskogo-oruzhiya-neobhodimye

-iranu /

The truth is not the fact that the IRAN will receive this in the near future ..

Israel is very worried about this.

[FenH]

Quote: The same Lech

Iran wants

Just as he wants ....

The National Interest: 5 types of Russian weapons needed by Iran

http://militum.ru/the-national-interest-5-vidov-rossijskogo-oruzhiya-neobhodimye


-iranu /

The truth is not the fact that the IRAN will receive this in the near future ..

Israel is very worried about this.

He only wants a freebie. And about the T-90, he also spoke out

[poquello]

Quote: FenH

... scha there instantly the paddlers with their darembels will draw

according to the news it doesn’t look like the French

[donavi49]

Not. Any new deliveries during 5 years of offensive weapons are prohibited by the UN.

That is, the most worn-out part - the Air Force will not be updated 5 years.

[shuhartred]

Quote: donavi49

Not. Any new deliveries during 5 years of offensive weapons are prohibited by the UN.

That is, the most worn-out part - the Air Force will not be updated 5 years.

The joke is the opposite. Push Sushki under the guise of locomotives, and then poke your finger at the instructions where it says "finalize with a file (s)" and eyes like a cat in Shrek-2.

[Polar Bear]

"You are our weapon - we will give you money."
Not a bad business policy.

[Yarik]

In the picture straight G-5 in a new guise ...

[CORNET]

Iran is our ally, at least in Syria ... Well, they have money! Israel and the United States are of course terribly angry, well, as they say in Syria, "Hezbollah is in their liver .."))))

[FenH]

Quote: CORNET

Iran is our ally, at least in Syria ... Well, they have money! Israel and the United States are of course terribly angry, well, as they say in Syria, "Hezbollah is in their liver .."))))

Ally is said loudly. Temporary fellow traveler

[cap]

Those who are interested.
Something in the subject:
"The US authorities do not rule out that the supply by Russia to Iran of elements of anti-aircraft missile systems (SAM) S-300 may entail new sanctions."
This position was expressed at a regular briefing for journalists by the chief of the press service of the US State Department, John Kirby.
"Yes, they can, but I am not going to engage in any speculation. I have no new information about unilateral actions or sanctions in connection with this situation," he answered a question from journalists about whether Washington excludes that the transfer of air defense systems can entail the introduction of further restrictions. At the same time, Kirby did not specify who the sanctions could be imposed on.
"We have seen reports of the transfer of the S-300 to Iran. And for a long time we have opposed the sale of such a modern defense system to Tehran. We will continue to closely monitor the situation," the State Department official explained.
Last weekend, elements of the S-300PMU2 air defense system, which began to enter service with Iranian air defense units, were presented at a military parade in Tehran in honor of National Army Day.
Shots with military tractors passing through the area, which drove platforms with elements of air defense systems mounted on them, were demonstrated by the IRIB channel.
On April 11, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said that Russia had begun supplying the S-300 to Iran, the deal was being implemented before the end of the year.
“Well, yes,” he said, answering the question whether Russia sent the first batch of S-300s to Iran and whether the contract will be fully implemented by the end of the year. “We are acting strictly under the contract. They pay, we supply. We have started. supply".
That something like this.