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Relevant information became known from the agency Bloomberg.
Note that this agreement signals a withdrawal from the military alliance with NATO.
Thus, Turkey will receive two S-400 rocket batteries from the Russian Federation next year.
In turn, a spokesman for the Russian arms export company Rosoboronexport said that he can not yet comment on the details of the deal with Turkey. In his view, the missile deal with Russia is a clear sign that Turkey is disappointed in the US and Europe.
"Until the advance is paid, and the assembly does not start, we can not be sure of anything," said Konstantin Makienko, an analyst at the Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies.
Recall, as previously reported, "URA-Inform, in the central part of Kazakhstan near the village fell parts of the Russian rocket.