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Russia submits proposal in response to Indian tender for 5 more S-400 'Sudarshan' units
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Russia submitted a detailed proposal for five more S-400 squadrons.
The project is estimated to cost over Rs 50,000 crore.
Four of the five S-400 squadrons from the 2018 contract have been received.
Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra stated the S-400 destroyed a Pakistan Air Force aircraft at a range of 314 kilometres.
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ANI News reports that Russia has submitted a detailed proposal to the Indian Defence Ministry for five additional S-400 Sudarshan air defence systems, estimated to cost over Rs 50,000 crore. Defence sources stated that the proposal is currently being processed. The article notes that the S-400 played a major role during Operation Sindoor, with Western Air Command chief Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra claiming it achieved a record-breaking kill and brought down several Pakistani aircraft. Additionally, India is buying over 280 missiles for the systems and developing Project Kusha.
Russia submitted a detailed response to India's tender for five additional S-400 squadrons.
The procurement is estimated to be worth more than Rs 50,000 crore.
Four of five S-400 squadrons ordered under the 2018 deal have been received.
India is acquiring more than 280 additional S-400 missiles.
Outlook India reports that Russia has submitted a detailed response to India's tender for five additional S-400 squadrons, with the proposed procurement estimated at over Rs 50,000 crore. Defence sources told ANI that the proposal is currently being processed by the Defence Ministry. The article details India's 2018 contract, noting that four squadrons have been delivered and the fifth is expected by November. It also highlights statements from Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra regarding the system's performance during Operation Sindoor and mentions India's plans to acquire over 280 additional missiles.
Russia submitted a proposal for five additional S-400 squadrons.
The project is estimated at over Rs 50,000 crore.
The fifth and final unit from the 2018 contract is expected to arrive by November.
India is acquiring more than 280 missiles for the S-400 systems.
Zee News reports that Russia has submitted a detailed proposal to India's Defence Ministry for five additional S-400 Sudarshan air defence squadrons under an Indian tender. Defence sources confirmed the response is being processed and that the project is estimated to cost over Rs 50,000 crore. The report outlines India's previous 2018 contract, the expected arrival of the final unit from that batch by November, and the system's reported role during Operation Sindoor. It also mentions India's acquisition of over 280 missiles and indigenous efforts under Project Kusha.
The deal is estimated to be worth more than Rs 50,000 crore.
India signed its original contract for five S-400 squadrons in 2018.
India is procuring over 280 missiles for its S-400 systems.
The Times of India reports that Russia has submitted a proposal for India's tender to acquire five additional S-400 Triumf long-range air defence squadrons in a deal estimated at over Rs 50,000 crore. According to defence sources, the proposal is currently being processed by the defence ministry. India previously cleared the purchase in March 2026 following Operation Sindoor to strengthen its layered air defence network. Furthermore, India is procuring more than 280 missiles for its S-400 systems, while four of the five squadrons from a 2018 contract have already been delivered.
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Russia submits proposal in response to Indian tender for 5 more S-400 'Sudarshan' units
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ANI News reports that Russia has submitted a detailed proposal to the Indian Defence Ministry for five additional S-400 Sudarshan air defence systems, estimated to cost over Rs 50,000 crore. Defence sources stated that the proposal is currently being processed. The article notes that the S-400 played a major role during Operation Sindoor, with Western Air Command chief Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra claiming it achieved a record-breaking kill and brought down several Pakistani aircraft. Additionally, India is buying over 280 missiles for the systems and developing Project Kusha.
Russia Submits Proposal For India’s ₹50,000-Crore S-400 Tender: Report
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Outlook India reports that Russia has submitted a detailed response to India's tender for five additional S-400 squadrons, with the proposed procurement estimated at over Rs 50,000 crore. Defence sources told ANI that the proposal is currently being processed by the Defence Ministry. The article details India's 2018 contract, noting that four squadrons have been delivered and the fifth is expected by November. It also highlights statements from Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra regarding the system's performance during Operation Sindoor and mentions India's plans to acquire over 280 additional missiles.
Russia submits proposal for five more S-400 ‘Sudarshan’ units under Indian tender
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Zee News reports that Russia has submitted a detailed proposal to India's Defence Ministry for five additional S-400 Sudarshan air defence squadrons under an Indian tender. Defence sources confirmed the response is being processed and that the project is estimated to cost over Rs 50,000 crore. The report outlines India's previous 2018 contract, the expected arrival of the final unit from that batch by November, and the system's reported role during Operation Sindoor. It also mentions India's acquisition of over 280 missiles and indigenous efforts under Project Kusha.
Russia bids Rs 50,000 crore for 5 more S-400 squadrons to boost India’s air defence
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The Times of India reports that Russia has submitted a proposal for India's tender to acquire five additional S-400 Triumf long-range air defence squadrons in a deal estimated at over Rs 50,000 crore. According to defence sources, the proposal is currently being processed by the defence ministry. India previously cleared the purchase in March 2026 following Operation Sindoor to strengthen its layered air defence network. Furthermore, India is procuring more than 280 missiles for its S-400 systems, while four of the five squadrons from a 2018 contract have already been delivered.