Washington – The United States has warned Turkey to refrain from further tests of the state-of-the-art S-400 missile system, or security ties could be jeopardized.
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According to the World News Agency, Turkey, in defiance of US pressure, conducted the first successful test of the world’s most advanced S-400 missile system purchased from Russia yesterday, in response to which the Pentagon Warns that these experiments could damage relations between the two countries.
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The statement called Turkey an ally of the United States and said that if Turkey did not heed our warnings and comply with its obligations as an ally, it could jeopardize security relations in the region. Turkey’s further missile tests will conflict with its responsibilities as a US and NATO ally.
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It should be noted that the Trump administration had earlier suspended agreements with Turkey on the supply of F-35 fighter jets, technical facilities and training of Turkish pilots in exchange for the purchase of S-400 missile system from Russia.