S-300 missile system

China sends weapons to Serbia; Beijing spoke up

Zhao Lijian pointed out that this delivery is not aimed at any third party and that "it has nothing to do with the current situation", without giving more details, reports the Associated Press.
The U.S. agency reported yesterday that Serbia received a sophisticated Chinese anti-aircraft missile system in, as it states, a secret operation that took place over the weekend.

Slovakia donated its S-300 to Ukraine

Slovakia has already donated its S-300 anti-missile systems to Ukraine, Prime Minister Eduard Heger has announced. This comes weeks after US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin visited Sofia and Bratislava in an attempt to persuade Bulgaria and Slovakia to hand over their complexes to Ukraine to protect its skies from Russia.

From Russia with love: Syria gets S-300 missile systems

TASS reported this, citing a military diplomatic source.

"On October 1, three battalion sets of S-300PM systems of eight launchers each were delivered to Syria," the unnamed source said.

According to the same source, these systems were previously deployed at one of the Russian Aerospace Forces regiments which now uses the S-400 Triumf systems.

Minister denies Serbia asked to buy S-300s from Russia

TASS reported this citing the Serbian Defense Ministrys website.

"Serbia has a high level of cooperation with Russia, but the news on buying S-300 systems is inconsistent with the reality," the minister said in a statement, after Sputnik in Serbian said that Belgrade had sent an official request to Moscow to purchase the air defense systems.

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