Ukrainian enterprise "Motor Sich" is going to export blades for helicopters to "highly developed" countries

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The General Director of the Motor Sich plant located in Zaporozhye, Vyacheslav Boguslaev, said that the metal blades for the main rotor of the Mi-24 heavy attack helicopters manufactured by the company were successfully certified. On May 18, a ceremony was held for the transfer of the first three sets of blades to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) with the participation of Defense Minister Andrei Taran and other high-ranking guests.

This was reported on the official portal of Zaporozhye.



In the future, the plant plans to establish mass production of these products, bringing the annual volume to 60 sets, each of which includes five blades. As a next step, the Ukrainian company Motor Sich wants to start exporting blades for helicopters. Boguslaev claims that the first three contracts with foreign buyers have already been concluded.

Contracts for this type of blades have been signed with three states. With three highly developed countries where these helicopters are operated.

- said the head of the enterprise, without informing about what kind of "highly developed" countries in question.

Boguslavsky also hinted that the company plans to switch to another type of helicopter.

Previously, Motor Sich was considered one of the leading enterprises in the field of engine building in the territory of the former USSR. Now his status has become much more modest. Moreover, the enterprise is in limbo. Recall that Ukraine first agreed to sell a large stake in Motor Sich to Chinese companies, and when the funds had already been received, it imposed sanctions against these companies. This caused an extremely negative reaction from Chinese investors.

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  1. +12
    21 May 2021 14: 45
    And these "highly developed" countries are aware of the well-grounded claims of billions of dollars by the Chinese comrades to the engine battle?
    1. +4
      21 May 2021 15: 06
      Quote: impostor
      And these "highly developed" countries are aware of the well-grounded claims of billions of dollars by the Chinese comrades to the engine battle?

      Smiled about the "highly developed".
      Did you decide to fill the price so-so or decided to raise the status in this way?

      Americans, by the simplicity of their soul, have not yet reached such an assessment of clients and divide them into solvent and non-solvent.
      Boguslaev considered that this designation of the buying country is a manifestation of his "big" mind?
      1. -19
        22 May 2021 00: 33
        I also smiled. Mi-24 is produced on "Russia" and now I think - which of the buyers of these coffins belongs to highly developed countries smile
    2. +1
      21 May 2021 16: 00
      Contracts for this type of blades have been signed with three states. With three highly developed countries where these helicopters are operated.

      How to call a state where not only these helicopters are operated, but even they are being created?)
  2. +6
    21 May 2021 14: 46
    So far, the production volumes are ridiculous. Given that the problem of replacing the blades in Banderaffen is very acute, one might say catastrophically, they will most likely go to ukroSS. And who wants to mess with non-original blades, with all the ensuing consequences?
  3. +7
    21 May 2021 14: 46
    Have these blades passed certification in Russia? Otherwise, it turns out to be counterfeit and it would be necessary to revoke the certificate of the helicopter as a whole, even if it is operated at their own peril and risk.
  4. +14
    21 May 2021 14: 47
    I'm not at all sure that "highly developed" countries will buy blades from a "third world country," because security is more important than politics.
    1. -5
      21 May 2021 16: 55
      I'm not at all sure that "highly developed" countries will buy blades from a "third world country," because security is more important than politics.

      How so?) Krazy means you can buy for delivery to partners, but the blades cannot?
      Oh, there will be more riots ...
  5. Eug
    +8
    21 May 2021 14: 47
    I wonder which organization directly issued this certificate and does the certificate have an international status? And I strongly doubt that any of the civilized operators will use such blades without the approval of the Mil Design Bureau ...
    1. +3
      21 May 2021 15: 44
      Quote: Eug
      I wonder which organization directly issued this certificate and does the certificate have an international status?

      In Odessa on "Privoz" any certificate is produced, even an international one.
      1. +3
        21 May 2021 16: 39
        Remember, remember wink
  6. +8
    21 May 2021 14: 48
    If I remember correctly, for heavy helicopters, only we and the USA make blades for heavy helicopters and under license from China. So only we could certify them. Something I doubt that we have certified them. This means they themselves, roughly as with the extension of the operating life of a nuclear power plant. Who will buy such blades? Well, maybe Zimbabwe ...
  7. +3
    21 May 2021 14: 48
    Like this. And they themselves have already become underdeveloped
    1. +2
      21 May 2021 15: 49
      Quote: Oleg Aviator
      And they themselves have already become underdeveloped

      An interesting situation, the underdeveloped sell to the highly developed. Approximately how Moldova will sell wine to France.
  8. +6
    21 May 2021 14: 48
    I think the latest supply contracts included items for repairs and spare parts from the supplier (i.e. our Rosoboronexport or Mil).
    And normal operators will buy spare parts from the manufacturer, and not where it is cheaper.
  9. +3
    21 May 2021 14: 48
    ,, going ,, - for Ukraine, an empty word. And they promise to marry, but who will marry?
  10. +10
    21 May 2021 14: 50
    On May 18, a ceremony was held for the transfer of the first three sets of blades to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) with the participation of Defense Minister Andrei Taran and other high-ranking guests.

    This is an achievement! belay A whole Minister of Defense as many as "THREE" sets. Shoigu never dreamed of this in his most joyful dreams.
    1. 0
      21 May 2021 18: 39
      It's scary to think what will happen when they do 50. Then who should I call? Is it really Biden himself?
  11. +3
    21 May 2021 15: 06
    Contracts for this type of blades have been signed with three states. With three highly developed states,

    I even guess where these are ..

    Soon, the showdown will begin with the Chinese, then squeal svidomye
  12. +1
    21 May 2021 15: 11
    Quote: credo
    Quote: impostor
    And these "highly developed" countries are aware of the well-grounded claims of billions of dollars by the Chinese comrades to the engine battle?

    Smiled about the "highly developed".
    Did you decide to fill the price so-so or decided to raise the status in this way?

    Americans, by the simplicity of their soul, have not yet reached such an assessment of clients and divide them into solvent and non-solvent.
    Boguslaev considered that this designation of the buying country is a manifestation of his "big" mind?

    Duc Natsik during WWII divided people into highly developed and Untermenschen (lower) so that this kind of statement is clear where the legs grow from
  13. +3
    21 May 2021 15: 15
    And these "highly developed" countries know that they are buying helicopter blades from Kiev? In Ukraine, every day is so overwhelming! And then it turns out that everyone misunderstood ................
  14. 0
    21 May 2021 15: 17
    Doubtful "achievement" .... well, skakuasam and so will come down.
    1. +2
      21 May 2021 17: 13
      Therefore, they arranged such a celebration, the most powerful production was ruined ...
      1. +1
        21 May 2021 17: 37
        Blades for modern helicopters are a serious product.
        But, a good turbo engine is a product of complexity in a cube !!!
        What kind of victory is there, we still need to see it.
        1. +2
          21 May 2021 17: 39
          There is no doubt, but we could do so many things ...
          1. 0
            21 May 2021 17: 47
            By yourself, exclusively by yourself, when the whole country has settled on cookies!
            1. +1
              21 May 2021 17: 58
              And soon they will stop giving out cookies, only a whip ...
              1. +2
                21 May 2021 18: 41
                Also an option ... let them find out how much the minke's cookies are.
                1. +3
                  21 May 2021 19: 12
                  They will definitely find out and it seems very soon ... Yes
  15. +8
    21 May 2021 15: 42
    The General Director of the Motor Sich plant located in Zaporozhye, Vyacheslav Boguslaev, said that the metal blades for the main rotor of the Mi-24 heavy attack helicopters manufactured by the company were successfully certified
    ... Well done, I'm really happy for the Ukrainians. Not like in Russia
    The experience of using helicopters of the Aerospace Forces in the Syrian campaign showed that the all-metal rotor blades should be replaced with new ones made of composite materials ... ... All-composite structures have significantly higher fatigue strength, combat survivability and resistance to external influences. Their resource is many times higher than that of all-metal blades.
    This Russian "news" is 5 years old ... I wonder when the crossbow will be invented in Ukraine ?! laughing good
    1. -5
      21 May 2021 16: 43
      Composite materials for the Mi-8 have already been created at Motor Sich and are being tested.
      1. +4
        21 May 2021 17: 12
        Quote: Torvlobnor IV
        Composite materials for the Mi-8 have already been created at Motor Sich and are being tested.

        I'm straight from the delight of the great successes of Motor Sich, slap my ears on my cheeks ... Nothing so much that composite blades have been produced in Russia for the Mi-8 helicopter and its modifications since 2000? a year or two and they will invent a sling ...
        1. -6
          21 May 2021 17: 30
          Your life is sad, probably, if such boring things as helicopter blades cause puppy delight laughing
          1. +4
            22 May 2021 01: 20
            Quote: Torvlobnor IV
            Your life is sad, probably, if such boring things as helicopter blades cause puppy delight laughing

            So on the other hand, you are not living directly, but a full house. The fact that in Russia is considered the Stone Age, your horses are presented as the greatest technological achievement. With such successes, you will soon invent a digging stick ...
            1. -2
              22 May 2021 21: 25
              Can you tell me when Russian automatic transmissions will start to be installed on mass cars?
              1. 0
                23 May 2021 00: 55
                Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                Can you tell me when Russian automatic transmissions will start to be installed on mass cars?

                And what does the Russian automatic boxes have to do with it? The conversation is now about helicopter blades. Well, returning to your question, I think not earlier than the mass Ukrainian cars will begin to fill the world markets.
                1. -2
                  23 May 2021 11: 06
                  And then where does the digging stick have to do with it? The fact is that the technological development of Ukraine and Russia is approximately at the same level, it is just that Russia has much more money from the sale of natural resources (which it extracts with the help of Western technologies), and it sells high-tech goods a paltry percentage of the total volume (nuclear reactors , weapons and ... everything?). Look at the structure of exports and all questions about the "development" and "manufacturability" of the Russian Federation will disappear. That's why I asked about automatic boxes because your contempt for Ukrainian helicopter blades, developed from scratch, is inappropriate.
                  1. +1
                    23 May 2021 11: 47
                    Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                    And then where does the digging stick have to do with it? The fact is that the technological development of Ukraine and Russia is approximately at the same level,
                    The level was one - before the collapse of the USSR, and before the sale of everything and everyone in Ukraine.
                    Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                    That's why I asked about automatic boxes because your contempt for Ukrainian helicopter blades, developed from scratch, is inappropriate.

                    The first automatic boxes began to be installed on the GAZ-21. Well, we will not even talk about LiAZ-677. And contempt for "developed from scratch", as always according to old Soviet technologies, is not of any contempt. Soviet technologies and backlogs still keep Ukraine afloat. Let's just keep quiet about purely Ukrainian high-tech goods. Do not remember how many, after the break with Russia, Ukraine produced new aircraft, I am already silent about the ones developed from scratch ... And how many ships, at least for its own fleet, of course for someone and a river boat-ocean cruiser, has been built by Ukraine over the years of independence. They even bought armor for their armored vehicles from the Poles ... And leave your podhozhivanie about automatic boxes with you. In Russia at least there are high-tech products labeled "Made in Russia" as opposed to "assembled in Ukraine". Do you feel the difference? You are not even allowed to sell your agricultural products, but they indicate how much, and they also indicate how to grow these products. By the way, in order to sell a weapon, it must be manufactured at a high level. Yes, and reactors - Russia is selling, not talking about what it will buy a license for reactors in America, and how it will start making them, how it will start ... So, as soon as you get to the technology of manufacturing helicopter blades from wood, write too, please. ..
                    1. 0
                      23 May 2021 12: 23
                      I propose not to measure fleets (otherwise uncomfortable questions will arise about engines, hydroacoustics, anti-aircraft systems, radars, etc.), but simply list New technologies mastered by the industry of Russia. "Soviet technologies and groundwork", as you say, keep both Ukraine and Russia afloat, and modern microelectronics, many types of engines and precision mechanisms, complex high-strength composites, spacecraft - in these areas, both Ukraine and Russia have nothing to boast of. And the "proprietary" chips of the Russian Federation, such as nuclear reactors and weapons, are gradually losing ground in the world market. Everyone who wanted to build nuclear power plants has already built, and the Russian Federation does not make unattended mini-reactors of a fundamentally new type (the West does). In terms of arms, the Russian Federation begins to lose - sanctions take their toll, in drones there is a generation gap, there are many plans, but the exhaust is minimal.
                      But the main thing here is that the neighbor is worse. And the neighbor has a private (!) Company that makes aircraft engines, has mastered the non-core high-tech production of helicopter blades.
                      1. +1
                        23 May 2021 16: 05
                        Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                        And the neighbor has a private (!) Company that makes aircraft engines, has mastered the non-core high-tech production of helicopter blades.

                        And what
                        Ukrainian enterprise "Motor Sich"
                        Already a private company? And who does it belong to? China or the United States or Pan Zelensky?
                        Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                        In terms of arms, the Russian Federation begins to lose - sanctions take their toll, in drones there is a generation gap, there are many plans, but the exhaust is minimal.

                        At the expense of the exhaust, look at the sebe. In the 70s and 80s, the Antonov Design Bureau made its own drones, now they are buying Turkish ones.
                        Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                        and the Russian Federation does not make unattended mini-reactors of a fundamentally new type (the West does).

                        And how many of them have been done, and what does Ukraine have to do with the fact that it is located west of Belgorod?
                        Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                        and modern microelectronics, many types of motors and precision mechanisms, complex high-strength composites, spacecraft - in these areas, both Ukraine and Russia have nothing to boast of.

                        Ukraine really has nothing to brag about, Russia is poorly at the very least, but out of quiet sadness begins to do at least something, at least it does not buy an Indian vaccine. And much of what, out of the kindness of their hearts, was bought in Ukraine, after 2014 they began to produce at home. Believe it or not, we don’t buy worn-out diesel locomotives in the USA, like Ukraine, we do it ourselves. So go ahead and rivet the metal blades, along with the Hammer super mortar. At the end of 2020, Russia is in second place in arms sales, after the United States, of course not Ukraine, which is in 14th place, well, there is still in Ukraine the remnants of the Soviet legacy that highly developed African countries acquire.
                        Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                        But the main thing here is that the neighbor is worse.

                        And how can you not be cool with your neighbor, that is, everything is much better with us. Believe it or not, in one of the oldest city of shipbuilders Nikolaev, there are no shipbuilders from Komsomolsk-on-Amur, but there are Komsomolsk-on-Amur. These are the paradoxes. And returning to metal blades, when the whole world, including Russia, switched to composite blades, Ukraine mastered metal blades. And by the way, speaking of a breakthrough in aviation, despite all the sanctions, our MC-21 flew with a Russian composite wing.
                        The assembly of the fuselage of the first military transport aircraft An-178-100P has been completed in Ukraine. The fuselage roll-out ceremony was held at the Antonov State Enterprise, the press service of the enterprise reports.
                        In normal countries, they demonstrate a flight model, which, after the demonstration, usually goes into flight, and not a blank with the dumbest inscription - "To the Armed Forces - Reliable wings" laughing !!! And where are the wings? Again, Russia did not deliver? Sit exactly in the Polish fields and pick strawberries. High technology. And what, where, who and how we in Russia will somehow figure it out ourselves hi
                      2. 0
                        1 June 2021 15: 51
                        And where are the wings? again Russia did not deliver?

                        Yes, here is the wing (it is correct to say "wing", not "wings"). We did without Russia, as you can see.
                      3. 0
                        4 June 2021 16: 16
                        Quote: Torvlobnor IV
                        Yes, here is the wing (it is correct to say "wing", not "wings"). We did without Russia, as you can see.

                        This is not a wing, but a console that is docked to the center section. So far, only the right one. Well, we will even count that we found the left one too .. Well done, such a success, it is possible that you will collect it by the end of the year, and then you see the suit will trample and the whole world will only fly on airplanes with the inscription "Made in Ukraine". laughing laughing laughingAnd as if they made the console themselves, or maybe from old stocks that Russia supplied, for aircraft that they did not have time to assemble in Ukraine until 2014 ..
                      4. 0
                        1 June 2021 14: 38
                        You are such convincing balabolians - you cannot take away ... What during the "orange Maidan", then during the "Euromaidan", what now ...
                        The bar only decreases over the years ...
  16. +2
    21 May 2021 15: 53
    Will there be buyers? How are the flies?
    1. 0
      21 May 2021 16: 53
      Quote: NF68
      Will there be buyers? How are the flies?

      But don't be confused. Investors fly like flies. smile
      1. +2
        21 May 2021 17: 06
        Quote: Alexey RA
        Quote: NF68
        Will there be buyers? How are the flies?

        But don't be confused. Investors fly like flies. smile


        Yeah. How is it. They will not just swoop in, but will swoop down in a herd and will repel each other with their elbows.
    2. -1
      21 May 2021 17: 14
      Quote: NF68
      Will there be buyers? Like flies

      Well, a fly is not a bee, its main thing is the smell ...
  17. +1
    21 May 2021 16: 35
    Ukrainian enterprise "Motor Sich" is going to export blades for helicopters to "highly developed" countries

    I know who needs screws urgently laughing
    In South Sudan, An-26 lost one of the propellers and flew further $ https: //topwar.ru/183211-v-juzhnom-sudane-an-26-poterjal-vint-dvigatelja-i-poletel-dalshe.html
  18. +1
    21 May 2021 16: 37
    And this is nothing that really modern blades for the main rotor are made of composite materials, and not of metal. These blades will go to lawn mowers in highly developed countries from Ukraine, or maybe helicopters with Ukrainian blades can fly up the chassis, and with the blades down. Then this is a progress forest only chips will be chopped in all directions.
    1. 0
      21 May 2021 17: 32
      Composite blades do not like ultraviolet radiation, they degrade under the sun's rays. The helicopter has to be stored in a hangar, and with metal ones it can be stored in the open air.
  19. +1
    21 May 2021 16: 51
    According to Boguslaev: - the certification of composite blades should be completed by the end of 21 years.
    "The export potential is enormous, because medical devices have been supplied to more than fifty countries of the world."
    1. +1
      22 May 2021 11: 39
      I naively thought - is it better to buy original spare parts from the manufacturer in order to survive in flight? Or tickle fate with Motor Sich ...
      1. -1
        23 May 2021 13: 14
        If the analogue is not inferior to the original, but cheaper, why not.
        Whose engines are used by most Russian helicopters?
        1. 0
          1 June 2021 14: 42
          Home of the original manufacturer ....
  20. 0
    21 May 2021 16: 52
    Is there a person in the photo and video recording everything that happens on a mobile device B or P? I don’t recognize something in camouflage. Or is it some unknown Jackie?
  21. -3
    21 May 2021 16: 57
    The general director of the Motor Sich plant located in Zaporozhye, Vyacheslav Boguslaev, said that the metal blades for the main rotor of the Mi-24 heavy attack helicopters manufactured by the company had successfully passed certification ... laughing All the "highly developed" are switching to composites, the grandfather is stuck somewhere. laughing
    1. +3
      21 May 2021 17: 16
      News should be read not only here.
      "Today is an extraordinary event in the aviation life of Ukraine. We have been saying for many years that we," motorists "will create Ukrainian helicopters. today we have mastered blades. Blades are what holds the helicopter, "Boguslaev said.

      He also stated that the Zaporizhzhya aircraft building enterprise certified metal blades, and by the end of the year, composite blades will be created.
      1. 0
        22 May 2021 11: 36
        God forbid buying a ticket for this flying flight ...
  22. +1
    21 May 2021 17: 12
    the ceremony of handing over the first three sets of blades to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) with the participation of Defense Minister Andrey Taran and other dignitaries.


    Well, yes, this is certainly a great achievement ... lol
    1. +2
      21 May 2021 17: 29
      Quote: cniza
      the ceremony of handing over the first three sets of blades to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) with the participation of Defense Minister Andrey Taran and other dignitaries.


      Well, yes, this is certainly a great achievement ... lol


      They have not yet transferred the ash-tree oars for the floating scrap metal received from abroad.
      1. +3
        21 May 2021 17: 31
        They probably spent more on the banquet ...
  23. 0
    21 May 2021 17: 17
    Modern Ukraine and its mighty industry are so important to foreign countries that not only industry, but the whole of Ukraine will be gilded, overlaid, and coated with Ossignations at once.
    1. -2
      21 May 2021 22: 49
      All you probably remember is how ..
      Father Onuphry Walking around the outskirts of Lake Onega.)))) Poet damn because ...
      1. 0
        23 May 2021 16: 11
        Quote: Puppeteer 111
        All you probably remember is how ..
        Father Onuphry Walking around the outskirts of Lake Onega.)))) Poet pancake due to...


        Take the bucket off your head. And you may feel better. And no, so to hell with you.
        1. -1
          23 May 2021 20: 22
          As I understand it, you live in a bucket. Eat, drink and shit there. And all this is cyclical. So ... Whoever "calls names, he is called that")))
  24. -1
    21 May 2021 17: 23
    Quote: Puppeteer 111
    News should be read not only here.
    "Today is an extraordinary event in the aviation life of Ukraine. We have been saying for many years that we," motorists "will create Ukrainian helicopters. today we have mastered blades. Blades are what holds the helicopter, "Boguslaev said.

    He also stated that the Zaporizhzhya aircraft building enterprise certified metal blades, and by the end of the year, composite blades will be created.

    Oh well laughing What about the chemical industry ah? laughing
    1. -4
      21 May 2021 21: 44
      Like I put a check, and you decided to play checkers! ??)))
    2. -4
      21 May 2021 21: 46
      Just step away from the mirror and everything will be fine
  25. +2
    21 May 2021 17: 38
    Quote: NF68
    Modern Ukraine and its mighty industry are so important to foreign countries that not only industry, but the whole of Ukraine will be gilded, overlaid, and coated with Ossignations at once.

    Mi-24 (NATO classification: Hind - "Doe") is a Soviet / Russian attack helicopter developed by the Mil Design Bureau. The unofficial name is "Crocodile". laughing
    Figures of implemented and ongoing helicopter contracts of the Russian Aerospace Forces in a torn economy under sanctions:
    97 x Mi-28N
    98 x Mi-28NM
    24 x Mi-28UB
    28 x Mi-26
    140 x Ka-52
    114 x Ka-52M
    100 x Mi-35M
    172 x Mi-8AMTSh
    140 x Mi-8MTV-5
    80 x Ansat-U
  26. +2
    21 May 2021 21: 17
    Nobody will buy, all highly developed people either make themselves or buy from Russia.
    1. -2
      21 May 2021 22: 50
      So we will sell Belarus))
      1. +1
        22 May 2021 11: 34
        Belarus is not for sale! ...
  27. 0
    21 May 2021 23: 24
    With a black sheep, even a tuft of wool ...
  28. 0
    22 May 2021 00: 38
    Here is a list of countries that have purchased the Mi-24. Which of them are "civilized", and which years, everyone will decide for himself

    In service
    Flag of Russia Russia
    Russian Air Force - More than 100 Mi-24s of various modifications are in service as of 2018 [23] .;
    Russian National Guard Troops - 10;
    Aviation of the Russian Navy - 8 Mi-24VP;
    Azerbaijan - 26 Mi-24 and 24 Mi-35M, as of 2016 [24] [25] [26] [27] [28];
    Armenia - 7 Mi-24P, 2 Mi-24K and 2 Mi-24R, as of 2016 [29] [30];
    Angola - 22 Mi-24 and 22 Mi-35, as of 2016 [31] [32];
    Afghanistan - 11 Mi-35s, as of 2016 [33] [34];
    Belarus - 4 Mi-24s and an unknown number of Mi-24R, Mi-24K, as of 2016 [35];
    Bulgaria - 6 Mi-24D / V, as of 2016 [36].
    Brazil - 12 Mi-35M, as of 2016 [37]
    Burkina Faso - 2 Mi-35s, as of 2016 [38] [39];
    Burundi - 2 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [40]
    Venezuela - 10 Mi-35M2, as of 2016 [41]
    Hungary - 4 Mi-24D and 8 Mi-24V as of 2016 [42]
    East Timor [43]
    Vietnam - 26 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [44] [45];
    Guinea - 4 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [46]
    Georgia - 6 Mi-24Vs, as of 2016 [44] [47];
    Democratic Republic of the Congo - 4 Mi-24s and 5 Mi-24Vs, as of 2016 [48]
    Djibouti - 3 Mi-24Vs, as of 2012 [49];
    Zimbabwe - 2 Mi-24 and 4 Mi-35, as of 2012 [50];
    India - 19 Mi25 / Mi-35, as of 2012 [51] [52].
    Indonesia - 6 Mi-35Ps, as of 2016 [53] [54];
    Iraq - 16 Mi-35M, as of 2016 [55]
    Yemen - an unknown number of Mi-35s, as of 2016 [56] [57];
    Cyprus - 11 Mi-35Ps, as of 2016 [58] [59];
    Kyrgyzstan - 2 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [44];
    DPRK - 20 Mi-24, as of 2012 [60] [61];
    Republic of the Congo - 2 Mi-35P in storage, as of 2016 [62]
    Cote d'Ivoire - reported 1 Mi-24 unit [63]
    Cuba - 4 Mi-35s and about 8 Mi-35s in storage., As of 2016 [64] [65];
    Lebanon - 6 Mi-24s, as of 2012 [66];
    Libya - more than 3 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [67];
    North Macedonia - 4 Mi-24V. Also 2 Mi-24K and 9 Mi-24V in storage, as of 2016 [68] [69];
    Mali - 2 Mi-24Ds, as of 2016 [70] [71];
    Mongolia - 11 Mi-24V, as of 2012 [72] [73];
    Mozambique - 2 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [74] [75];
    Myanmar - 12 Mi-35Ps, as of 2016 [76]
    Namibia - 2 Mi-24Ds, as of 2016 [77];
    Nigeria - 2 Mi-24P, 4 Mi-24V, 3 Mi-35 and 2 Mi-35P as of 2016 [78] [79];
    Pakistan - 1 Mi-24 in storage, as of 2016 [44]
    Peru - 16 Mi-25 and 2 Mi-35P, as of 2016 [78] [80] [81] [82]
    Rwanda - 2 Mi-24s and 3 Mi-24Ps, as of 2016 [83] [84];
    Syria - 24 Mi-24D, as of 2016 [85];
    Senegal - 2 Mi-35P, as of 2012 [86];
    Serbia - 2 Mi-24V, as of 2016 [42]
    Slovakia - 5 Mi-24D and 10 Mi-24V in storage, as of 2016 [42]
    Sudan - 25 Mi-24, 2 Mi-24P, 7 Mi-24V and 6 Mi-35P, as of 2016 [87] [88];
    Sierra Leone - 3 Mi-24s, as of 2012 [89];
    Tajikistan - 4 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [30] [90];
    Turkmenistan - 10 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [91];
    Uganda - 1 Mi-24, as of 2016 [92] [93];
    Uzbekistan - 29 Mi-24s, as of 2016 [94] [95];
    Chad - 3 Mi-24V, as of 2016 [96]
    Czech Republic —7 Mi-24D and 20 Mi-35, as of 2016 [97]
    Sri Lanka - 6 Mi-24P, 3 Mi-24V and 2 Mi-35V, as of 2016 [44] [98].
    Equatorial Guinea - 5 Mi-24P / V, as of 2016 [99] [100];
    Eritrea - 10 Mi-24D and 5 Mi-35P, as of 2012 [101];
    Ethiopia - 15 Mi-24 and 3 Mi-35P, as of 2016 [102] [103];
    South Sudan - more than 4 Mi-24 units, as of 2016 [104]
    Tutorials:

    USA - after the collapse of the Warsaw bloc, the USA received from Germany from 3 to 6 helicopters, which are used to train anti-aircraft gunners, as well as during military exercises to simulate a potential enemy
  29. +2
    22 May 2021 04: 33
    Well done, the competitive environment is good.
    If only these blades were not the Hammer system.
  30. +4
    22 May 2021 07: 21
    That's right, compared to Ukraine and Somalia, a highly developed country.
  31. -1
    22 May 2021 08: 59
    A new production facility for the production of helicopter blades - metal for the Mi-24 and composite for the Mi-8 - was launched at the Motor.
    Before that, such blades were made only in Russia, in Ukraine there was never any production of helicopter blades.
  32. 0
    22 May 2021 09: 15
    Quote: Puppeteer 111
    Just step away from the mirror and everything will be fine

    Pysy Pysy laughing There will be nothing ha.ha. Have you looked in the mirror for a long time? laughing
  33. 0
    22 May 2021 11: 32
    Highly developed countries should not be carried out on prepayment for blades ...
  34. 0
    22 May 2021 12: 02
    Quote: Victor Sergeev
    Nobody will buy, all highly developed people either make themselves or buy from Russia.

    Especially if you engage in serious dumping in the market, then these have no chance at all laughing
  35. 0
    22 May 2021 12: 05
    Quote: Avior
    A new production facility for the production of helicopter blades - metal for the Mi-24 and composite for the Mi-8 - was launched at the Motor.
    Before that, such blades were made only in Russia, in Ukraine there was never any production of helicopter blades.

    Wait and see laughing
  36. 0
    23 May 2021 00: 14
    Anything is possible, Motor Sich is not under sanctions, they will work with them.
  37. 0
    23 May 2021 12: 36
    And since when did the Mi-24 become heavy? I know the heavy Mi-26, Mi-6, Mi-10, V-12, Yak-24, these are probably the most famous in our country.
    Even if the "highly developed", so to speak, need blades, they will take them from real manufacturers, and not from jumping idiots.
  38. 0
    28 May 2021 10: 28
    Let them learn to do for themselves.
  39. +1
    1 June 2021 14: 54
    In modern contracts for the sale of helicopters abroad, Rosoboronexport began to prescribe the exclusive rights of Russian manufacturers to service the supplied helicopters and spare parts ...
    So the market for motor-sich blades is the ancient Soviet and Russian aircrafts flying in the highly developed countries of tropical Africa, Asia, and other cannibals.
    In order not to risk reputation, it is better not to get involved with such operators, and if Motor Sich is ready to incur image losses from news, such as: "A helicopter of the Rwandan Air Force crashed in the jungle of the Congo after a major overhaul of engines and replacement of blades with a motor Sich," do not worry. ..

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