The Sukhoi company transferred the first batch of Su-34 this year to the Russian Ministry of Defense
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The Sukhoi Company (part of United Aircraft Building Corporation PJSC) on Monday handed over the first batch of Su-34 serial bomber to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation this year, reports RIA News the press service of the company. The number of aircraft transferred is not reported.
The Russian Defense Ministry entered into a launch contract for the supply of Su-34 front-line bombers in 2008. Russian Aerospace Forces expect to receive more than 100 units of these combat aircraft.
Today (Monday), the Sukhoi company handed over the first batch of Su-34 front-line bombers to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation as part of the 2017 state defense order of the year. The planes took off from the airfield of the Novosibirsk Aviation Plant named after V.P. Chkalov and headed to the place of their deployment
- the report says.
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It is noted that now the aircraft works with maximum efficiency. The state contract with the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation for the supply of Su-34 before 2020 to the Russian Aerospace Forces ensures a stable workload of the enterprise for the coming years and determines the prospects for long-term development.
Front bombers are successfully used in the troops and demonstrate high performance, said in the "Dry".
Deputy Defense Minister Yury Borisov said earlier that the Su-34 "has established itself from the best side in the Syrian conflict, has a huge modernization potential and is an airplane of practically a new generation." A front bomber can lift into the air up to eight tons of combat load. It reaches speeds up to 1,9 thousands of kilometers per hour. The range of the Su-34 is up to 4 thousands of kilometers.
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