Transport and combat helicopter Mi-35. Infographics

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Mi-35 is a Russian transport-combat helicopter of round-the-clock use developed by Mil Design Bureau and mass-produced in Rostov-on-Don at the Rostvertol plant of the Russian Helicopters holding both for export and for the needs of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Designed for the destruction of armored vehicles and equipment, landing and fire support units of the ground forces, the evacuation of the wounded, as well as for the carriage of goods in the cabin or on an external suspension.

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  1. VAZ2106 Rank
    VAZ2106
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    7 August 2017 08: 07
    I was always fascinated by his beauty
    1. ProkletyiPirat Rank
      ProkletyiPirat
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      7 August 2017 13: 33
      but on the contrary I don’t like it, the PMSM mi-8 is better in the assault version.
  2. Bazilevs Rank
    Bazilevs
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    7 August 2017 21: 55
    Cool car and military capabilities more than MI-8 it seems to me.

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