The sale of Russian S-300 missiles to Iran may not take place, after all, the Arabic-language London-based Al Quds Al Arabi newspaper reported on Thursday.
According to Al Quds Al Arabi, the two sides have not yet signed the contract for delivery of the Russian missiles to Iran, with the dispute centering on the deal's cost.
Last week, Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehghan claimed Tehran and Moscow have already reached an agreement on the terms of the deal, and could even formalize the purchase as early as this week, according to Iran Students News Agency (ISNA). (READ MORE)
