"We see no changes (in the contract), and the Indian leadership has confirmed its commitment to these agreements," Kudashev said while addressing media in New Delhi, Sputnik reported.
Earlier in April, the Indian Ambassador to Russia Bala Venkatesh Varma had announced that the current situation with the global spread of coronavirus will not significantly affect the schedule for the supply of Russian S-400 air missile defense systems.
“There has been a slight dislocation of a couple of weeks but all the major contracts will be on schedule, we don’t anticipate any problem with that,” Bala Venkatesh Varma had noted.
Moscow and New Delhi signed a contract for the supply of five S-400 regimental sets in 2018. The contract has become one of the largest for the Russian state-owned company Rosoboronexport. The contract's value exceeded five billion dollars.
India's proposed purchase of S-400 air defense systems from Russia has become a thorny issue in New Delhi's bilateral ties with Washington, with successive American administrations threatening to impose economic sanctions on India if it goes ahead with the deal. Despite consistent American pressure, New Delhi has so far stuck to the deal.
In October 2018, Moscow and New Delhi signed an agreement to supply five regiments of Russia's S-400 air defense systems to India. The delivery of the final regiment is scheduled to be concluded in the first half of 2025.