Zev Porat

Friday, May 31, 2013

Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missiles will probably arrive in Syria only after several months, but more Israeli air strikes or the creation of a no-fly zone would speed up delivery

Russian S-300 missiles unlikely to reach Syria for months

By Thomas Grove MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missiles will probably arrive in Syria only after several months, but more Israeli air strikes or the creation of a no-fly zone would speed up delivery




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