中国给出的条件值得火鸡一博。  

希腊能进口毛子的， 火鸡进口兔子的也不过分。

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-300_%28missile%29

• Algeria – 4 battalions of S-300PMU2 were ordered in 2006.^[15]
•  Armenia^[16] S-300PS (SA-10)
•  Azerbaijan bought 2 battalions of S-300PMU2 in 2009.^[17]
•  Belarus – S-300PS systems delivered from Russia in 2007 to replace older S-300 model in Belarussian inventory.^[18] Older S-300V sold to Turkey for testing and using on Anatolian Eagle exercises.^[19] Four divisions of S-300 missiles to be delivered in 2014.^[20]
•  Bulgaria has ten S-300 launchers, divided into two units with five launchers each.^[21]
•  People's Republic of China: China is also the first customer of S-300PMU-2 and may be using the S-300V under the name Hongqi HQ-18.^[22] China also built an upgraded version of the HQ-10 labelled the HQ-15 with the maximum range upgraded from 150 km (93 mi) to 200 km (120 mi). There are unconfirmed reports that claim this version is the Chinese manufactured S-300PMU-2.^[23][24] The total number of the S-300PMU/1/2 and HQ-15/18 batteries in PLA are approximately 40 and 60 respectively, in the year 2008. The total number of the missiles is well above 1,600, with about 300 launcher platforms.^[24] Five such SAM battalions are deployed and in active duty around Beijing region, six battalions in Taiwan strait region and rest battalions in other major cities like Shanghai, Chengdu and Dalian. Two Rif (SA-N-6) systems were purchased in 2002 for the Chinese Navy for the Type 051C Destroyers.
•  Greece ^[25] - S-300 PMU1 system acquired by Greece after the Cyprus Missile Crisis and operated by HAF on the island of Crete consisting of 2 Batteries / 12 launchers / 96 missiles
•  Kazakhstan^[6][26]
•  Syria – On 30 May 2013 President Bashar al-Assad is reported^[27] to have claimed that the first shipment had arrived. However, this was denied by Russian President Vladimir Putin.^[28]
•  Slovakia – Inherited from Czechoslovakia.
•  Russian Federation: Has used all of the S-300 variations. The Russian Air Defence Forces, which are part of the Air Force, currently operates 768 S-300PMUs and 185 S-300Vs, meaning they operate 953 in total launchers.^[29] All production in 1994 (actually 1990) or older, all the complexes S-300PM have been repairing and upgrading (Favorite-S).^[30] S-300P/PT have been retired before 2008, some S-300PS in service, but will be retired in the near future(2012–2013), about 30 divisions is S-300V/S-300PM2, will be retired in ~2018.^[31] By 2015 will be delivered over 3 S-300V4. Modernization of all S-300V to the version S-300V4 will end in 2012^[32][33]
•  Ukraine – S-300PS, S-300PMU, S-300V and others.^[34] Only six systems have been repaired since 2004; as a result only 40% of Ukrainian S-300 systems are in good condition.^[35]
•  Venezuela ordered 2 battalions of S-300VM "Antey-2500". The missiles were delivered in May 2012.^[36]
•  Vietnam has bought two S-300PMU-1 for nearly $300 million.^[37]