Vietnamese Soha: The number of T-14 "Armata" tanks and Su-57 fighters in the future may not be enough to protect the Crimea by Russia
The Vietnamese military-themed edition Soha published an article by the columnist Bao Lam, who talks about the difficulties with the rearmament of the Russian army. The Vietnamese author makes the main emphasis on the fact that it is extremely difficult to advance the situation with the supply of the latest tanks T-14 "Armata" and Su-57 fighters.
soha:
We are talking about the Russian-Indian program for the creation of a fifth generation fighter FGFA, from which India left a few years ago, stating that the aircraft being created did not meet the characteristics of a fifth generation fighter.
Today, contracts for the supply of 76 Su-57 fighters have been signed for the Russian Aerospace Forces. Commenting on this, the Vietnamese author adds:
Then the author goes on to the issue of Crimea. According to him, now the Russian army is demonstrating the forces that are capable of protecting the Crimean peninsula from encroachments. And then, in an article on a Vietnamese resource, it was stated that over time, this potential would dry up without replenishment with the latest tanks and aircraft.
soha:
In his material, the Vietnamese author decided to draw a kind of apocalyptic scenario, pointing out that while maintaining the difficulties with the purchase of new equipment for the Russian army in adequate quantities, "the Russian armed forces will turn into obsolete and incapable of defending the country's territory."
From an article in Vietnamese media:
It is noteworthy that the author from a country that can hardly boast of a grandiose renewal of its military-technical potential writes about the "aging weapons" of the RF Armed Forces. Many of Vietnam's weapons have been preserved since the time they were received from the Soviet Union. I wonder if there will be an article in the Vietnamese media in this regard about how long after the Vietnamese army, due to the lack of modern tanks and aircraft, "may lose the ability to defend its territory" ...
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