Russia Considers Türkiye's S-400 Transfer to UAE with Conditions
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- •Russia is open to Türkiye transferring S-400s to another country with conditions.
- •The United Arab Emirates is reportedly a potential recipient of the S-400 systems.
- •The transfer is linked to Türkiye's attempts to re-enter the F-35 program.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Türkiye may transfer its S-400 missile defense systems to another country, contingent on Russia's approval and assurances that the systems will not be transferred again. Reports suggest Türkiye is considering selling the S-400s to the United Arab Emirates. The S-400 systems were acquired by Türkiye in 2019, leading to sanctions from the United States and its removal from the F-35 program. Lavrov emphasized that the recipient country must maintain friendly relations with Russia to prevent further transfers, particularly to Ukraine. The potential transfer is seen as a condition for Türkiye's return to the F-35 program, which has gained renewed interest following recent diplomatic engagements. As of now, no formal request for the transfer has been made to Russia.
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