86 Su-30SM received from VKS in total
https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3261508.html
so they prefer more expensive Su-30 over cheaper MiG-35 because of budget restrictions?LMFS wrote:
"...These will include 66 additional Su-30SM aircraft, with 16 of these to be delivered in 2018 based on an existing contract signed in 2012 and the other 50 by 2022 based on a new contract to be signed in the near future."
So 200 Su-30? That starts looking serious
They are cancelling MiG-35 tooGunshipDemocracy wrote:
so they prefer more expensive Su-30 over cheaper MiG-35 because of budget restrictions?
LMFS wrote:They are cancelling MiG-35 tooGunshipDemocracy wrote:
so they prefer more expensive Su-30 over cheaper MiG-35 because of budget restrictions?
LMFS wrote:They are cancelling MiG-35 tooGunshipDemocracy wrote:
so they prefer more expensive Su-30 over cheaper MiG-35 because of budget restrictions?
Hahaha I never know when you are being serious. MiG-35 is going to be ordered as well but by what people say it seems Russia is going to be cancelled altogether, for gods sakeGunshipDemocracy wrote:
before new Indian contract? wow money hard talk, but current war is economic so saving money is painful process
LMFS wrote:
MiG-35 is going to be ordered as well but by what people say it seems Russia is going to be cancelled altogether
BTW, welcome back! You were gone for a while...
miketheterrible wrote:They are joking cause of the nonsense being thrown around here by usual suspects about canceling a tank when it never was said it being cancelled.
That sounds actually right to me... lots of testing waters / creating conditions for price negotiation would make sense. Otherwise they are retardsGunshipDemocracy wrote:
From the other hand i can see that in Russia many things seem to be discussed first in public space before going official. Is this a way to test public reaction? or way t talking between industry and MoD? Duno but true that nothing was officially cancelled.
LMFS wrote:That sounds actually right to me... lots of testing waters / creating conditions for price negotiation would make sense. Otherwise they are retardsGunshipDemocracy wrote:
From the other hand i can see that in Russia many things seem to be discussed first in public space before going official. Is this a way to test public reaction? or way t talking between industry and MoD? Duno but true that nothing was officially cancelled.
LMFS wrote:Well, providing PR ammo to the Russia-bashing camp is hardly a service to the Motherland. Is clumsiness... hardly justified unless price negotiations are very good indeed by the damage they do to the image of the country. Other than that I am not tasting the secret ingredient at all
GarryB wrote:You mention Sun Tzu, but you should mention the American duck... Donald Trump... how can the enemy know what you are doing when you don't know yourself...
LMFS wrote:Hahaha, ok you convinced me with your picture of that Chinese duck
GarryB wrote:There are complaints about the Russian MIC, but look at all the options in Russia for new equipment... if it was part of NATO it could only choose the F-35...
The Russian Defense Ministry will acquire another 36 Su-30SM fighters
According to Alexei Nikolsky's article "Until the end of the year, the Defense Ministry will purchase at least 36 Su-30SM fighters, which will become one of the largest contracts of the Defense Ministry in 2018" in the Vedomosti newspaper, at the end of 2018, the Russian Defense Ministry may purchase as part of a three-year contract of at least 36 Su-30SM multifunctional fighters for the Air and Space Forces and Aviation of the Navy produced by the Irkutsk Aircraft Plant (IAZ, which is a part of the Irkut Corporation) controlled by the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC). This was reported to "Vedomosti" interlocutor in the aircraft industry and confirmed by a man close to the Ministry of Defense. According to him, the contract value will be about 70 billion rubles. On Tuesday, in an interview with Vedomosti, UAC President Yury Slyusar said that the contract for fighter of this type planned for signing in 2018 "will ensure the loading of the IAZ in the coming years at the level of 12-14 cars per year". In addition, according to Slyusar, the Su-30 has good export prospects: "The aircraft are sold in a large number of countries and, we hope, will be sold more."
George1 wrote:Another source also for the new contract
The Russian Defense Ministry will acquire another 36 Su-30SM fighters
According to Alexei Nikolsky's article "Until the end of the year, the Defense Ministry will purchase at least 36 Su-30SM fighters, which will become one of the largest contracts of the Defense Ministry in 2018" in the Vedomosti newspaper, at the end of 2018, the Russian Defense Ministry may purchase as part of a three-year contract of at least 36 Su-30SM multifunctional fighters for the Air and Space Forces and Aviation of the Navy produced by the Irkutsk Aircraft Plant (IAZ, which is a part of the Irkut Corporation) controlled by the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC). This was reported to "Vedomosti" interlocutor in the aircraft industry and confirmed by a man close to the Ministry of Defense. According to him, the contract value will be about 70 billion rubles. On Tuesday, in an interview with Vedomosti, UAC President Yury Slyusar said that the contract for fighter of this type planned for signing in 2018 "will ensure the loading of the IAZ in the coming years at the level of 12-14 cars per year". In addition, according to Slyusar, the Su-30 has good export prospects: "The aircraft are sold in a large number of countries and, we hope, will be sold more."
https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3308751.html