'Russia guarantees delivery of S-300 system to Iran'

[joeblow]

'Russia guarantees delivery of S-300 system to Iran'
Thu, 04 Feb 2010 21:17:15 GMT

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Russia's S-300 missile defense system

Iran's ambassador to Russia says Moscow has guaranteed that it will deliver the S-300 missile defense system to Iran.

"Iran is ready to receive this system and our Russian colleagues have assured us that they will meet their obligations," Ambassador Seyyed Mahmoud-Reza Sajjadi said at a press conference at the main office of RIA Novosti in Moscow on Thursday.

"Several technical issues [in the contract's implementation] have emerged, and we hope they will be resolved soon," the diplomat said without giving details about the problems.

The S-300 system, which can track targets and fire at aircraft 120 kilometers (75 miles) away, features high jamming immunity and is able to simultaneously engage up to 100 targets.

Russia and Iran have signed a deal for the sale and delivery of the missile system, but it has not been reported when the contract is to be implemented.

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[CrackSmokeRepublican]

Dunno, but this sounds like this is the reason for the recent "Whining about Iran" from the Israelis recently along with the CIA-Mossad meeting.

[Travis]

Well if that system can't stop a multiple nuclear attack, from the ground, air and sea, its about as useful as a bucket in a flood.

[axa0176]

I think this might be to just get Iran all confident and smug.....Russia can easily do some double-dealing and create excuses or drag their feet.

Setting them up before the fall.

[abduLMaria]

I think this might be to just get Iran all confident and smug.....Russia can easily do some double-dealing and create excuses or drag their feet.

Setting them up before the fall.

Yes.

Russia has a centralized military electronics company, it's almost as if they scrubbed the link from Google because I can't find it right now.

Rosia Electronik, something like that.

Comparable to some of the large US organizations that existed before the shift of American military hardware design to the private sector.  e.g. Rome Air Defense, as a design engineer I frequently used Rome papers as references when working on new radar, communications, and EW (electronic warfare) designs.

Whatever the name of Russia's military electronics organizations are, they may have one thing in common with American defense contractors - they are crawling with Zionist Jews, especially at the management level.

I'm sure Israel has worked VERY had to put their people in place on projects that have a chance to "go to" Iran.

i'm hopeful that Russia has learned something, and purged the Zionists from their ranks.  but that's just hope.

Iran has a lot of oil; so does Russia.  China has a lot of contracts with Iran, for their oil.

The old "Cui Bono" criteria may apply here - do Russia or China benefit from a crippled, bombed Iran ?  or are they better off if Iran successfully holds off the American & Israeli invasion/ attack ?

To provide a summary overview of systems like S-300, based on Public Domain info:
*  Missile system
*  Missile position control (servomotors, feedback, etc.)
*  Channelized receivers (detect approximate quadrant of incoming threat, sometimes divided up into about 10 sectors).
*  Spectrum analyzers (analyze EW signature of incoming threat, amplitude vs. frequency)
*  Network analyzers (analyze EW signature of incoming threat, frequency & sometimes phase information; phase information is sort of like detailed frequency information)
*  Infra-red guidance for missiles; the heat-seeking part.

All of this happens in Milliseconds (with individual components responding in microseconds or less).  The electronic stuff detects incoming potential threats & directs the servo subsystem to point the missiles accordingly, possibly with some human over-ride allowed.

Looking at all the parts of an S-300, there are a lot of components, many of which come from Western companies.  That is one of the primary Weak Links of Iran & Russia - depending on electronic components that come from Zionist-controlled sources.

Whether it's a servo-motor, an infrared sensor, a spectrum analyzer subsystem - if I was a Russian or Iranian manager I would be working very hard to develop Zionist-free sources for all of these components.  Which is a big, but not impossible, job.