Indonesian Defense Ministry confirmed intentions to acquire Su-35 fighter jets from Russia

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Indonesian Defense Minister Ryakimard Ryakudu said that official Jakarta had decided to purchase a squadron of Su-35 fighters from Russia. Information Agency Interfax-AVN reports that the Russian Su-35 fighter jets of the Indonesian Defense Ministry are planning to purchase the Freedom Fighter from the existing, but morally obsolete, American F-5, as an effective replacement.

Indonesian Defense Ministry confirmed intentions to acquire Su-35 fighter jets from Russia


Ryakudu answered a question from journalists about why Russian fighters are preferred. According to the Indonesian Minister, the country's military pilots are well acquainted with the Russian aviation equipment and specifically with Sukhoi aircraft.

It is reported that the Su-35 aircraft will be acquired from Russia in stages - as funds are allocated from the state budget.

Earlier it was reported that the contract between the Russian Federation and Indonesia for the supply of Su-35 will be concluded until the end of September 2015. At the same time, the Indonesian side says that the aircraft will be purchased from Russia together with the technology package.

For reference: the Su-35 is a multi-purpose, super-maneuverable 4 ++. Generation fighter equipped with thrust vectoring engines. Fighter Su-35 created as a result of a deep modernization of the Su-27CM3. The aircraft in addition to the new engine received a new wing, avionics and control system. Being an 4 ++ generation aircraft, the aircraft is a transitional machine to 5-generation fighter jets.
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  1. +8
    3 September 2015 19: 11
    I had the pleasure of seeing in the sky and on the earth at MAKS 2015.
    1. +9
      3 September 2015 19: 43
      First you need, our Air Force to supply them in sufficient quantities, and then think about export, do not you think?
      1. +19
        3 September 2015 19: 47
        Export, and with the proceeds - for yourself. A proven scheme in the 90s, it will also be exported to our "crisis" ...
        1. -3
          3 September 2015 20: 05
          So I understand her, why rejoice here ?! Why the hell understand who they are selling the latest strategic weapons? A weapon that Gulkin’s own nose and make it a year on a teaspoon? There is a su-30mk and its modifications, finish it with new whistles, flyers and farts, and then trade it, if you need a currency from abroad! My opinion - armature, S-400, Su-35, Pak fa can not be traded.
          1. +2
            3 September 2015 20: 25
            It seems to me that air defense systems can be sold, and the latest offensive - under no pretext, to anyone.
          2. +13
            3 September 2015 20: 27
            Well, in theory, the t50 and c500 are on the way, and the su 35 and c400 are inferior to them. Ours will hurt our markets where you can earn money - ALGERIA, VIETNAM, INDIA, INDONESIA. These countries have money and others may follow one contract. If there are orders, then it is possible to expand production for this business. If there is a demand, supply will grow. And as for the technology leak, the Indians complained that when developing the 5th generation joint fighter, our T50 technologies did not allow them to get acquainted, but suggested they invent new ones together. Yes, and export models are always cut in comparison with native ones.
            1. +1
              4 September 2015 04: 37
              Quote: g1v2
              If there are orders, then it is possible to expand production for this business. If there is a demand, supply will grow.

              With the increase in the number of products, the cost decreases, the technology is honed, thereby the quality grows, the company receives finances for new developments ... There are many pluses. It is dangerous to sell to China because they tear down our technologies and begin to drive for export themselves, thereby knocking us all the charm. But even to China, as far as I know, we sold a non-frail shipment (although we wanted 5, no more).
            2. 0
              4 September 2015 08: 47
              Just to start! 2015, the portfolio of orders from Rosoboronexport was $ 64 billion
              (at the old rate, if almost $ 128 billion)
              Oil exports for 2014 amounted to $ 164 billion.
              So draw conclusions gentlemen!
              1. 0
                4 September 2015 08: 50
                So to speak: smoothly dumps from the dollar
                - and stabilize and balance the economy in all areas!
          3. 0
            3 September 2015 23: 02
            Quote: CRONOS
            So I understand her, why rejoice here ?! Why the hell understand who they are selling the latest strategic weapons? A weapon that Gulkin’s own nose and make it a year on a teaspoon?

            request No, are you normal? You look at your status - so you are a regular, should be in the subject. About unfortunate Mig even pets of all forum users groan - malicious Poghosyan - all the Migi are rotten! Pogosyan is no longer in the realm, but his business is clearly living, and here Kronos himself comes to the rescue of the Mig. we also graze from indoneses. We’ve been here with the Ka-52 for 10 years now, as we can’t get anybody into it - even our own MO. We are trying to sell, together with the Mistral, a marine option to suckers who will buy recyclables. And you interfere with pushing a crude plane, which without money supply from the side will never really fly.
            1. +5
              3 September 2015 23: 26
              Quote: Manul
              No well you are normal

              Is it normal itself? Have I read my comment or will I have to chew every thesis for a better understanding?
              I scooped everything up ... I don’t even want to disassemble the crazy nonsense.
              One is disgusting, a bunch of jackals pounced and zamusnulil.
              1. +1
                4 September 2015 01: 13
                Quote: CRONOS
                Is it normal itself? Have I read my comment or will I have to chew every thesis for a better understanding?
                I scooped everything up ... I don’t even want to disassemble the crazy nonsense.
                One is disgusting, a bunch of jackals pounced and zamusnulil.

                If the difference between the Mig-29 and the Mig-35 corresponded to the difference between the Su-27 and the Su-35, I can still understand. But if the Mig tries to somehow survive (and slightly modernizes the previous model), against the dominance of the Su, and corporations are all rowing for themselves ... In the 90s, instead of tanks, pans were made. Where did you comment on this moment? I am very glad that Migov has at least some kind of sales market. And you all think that the "STATE" for everyone (that is, in the name of the people) decides everything. No fig. Chubais have been driving us for a long time. Do not be a fool, sure that your opinion is paramount.
                And about the "jackals" you're in vain. Maybe we will think together - why the cons?
              2. 0
                4 September 2015 01: 45
                Quote: CRONOS
                or will each thesis have to be chewed for a better understanding?

                Let's get through the punks. The MiG-35 is a near-completion 29th. There is no substantial state support for Migam. Everyone has to survive, proving to ministers (bigwigs in the Kremlin (I am not a liberal, I just have an opinion)), I’m profitable. So, I’m for Migov’s profitability. Let them thrive.
                1. 0
                  4 September 2015 08: 33
                  Quote: Manul
                  Let's get through the punks.

                  Do not think that I merged and self-eliminated, just in view of technical problems (I type on the virtual keyboard with the mouse, because the ports on the motherboard are burned out and now I'm waiting for the usb adapter from Aliexpress), it is extremely difficult and not convenient for me to print long texts and detailed disputes \ discussions.
              3. 0
                4 September 2015 04: 48
                CRONOS
                One is disgusting, a bunch of jackals pounced and zamusnulil.


                .... it happens and do not jackal .... laughing
          4. +4
            3 September 2015 23: 25
            Quote: CRONOS
            So I understand her, why rejoice here ?! Why the hell understand who they are selling the latest strategic weapons?

            It is only now that mattresses trynd that we turned sharply towards Asia. In fact, they only recently noticed.
            A weapon that Gulkin’s own nose and make it a year on a teaspoon? There are su-30mk and its modifications

            In Indonesia, there are su-30mk, but apparently it will be small. With the American presence in the Asia-Pacific region, you need to tie it up and do it, not bad with the wrong hands
            My opinion - armature, S-400, Su-35, Pak fa can not be traded.

            I respect the opinion. But you will not sell the Su-35, five fa will be less. If the Koreans would not develop KM-SAM, there would be no Vityaz.
            We have almost no real enemies in Asia, some Iponians and even then for the Bliziru. But friends are growing. And friends must be protected
        2. 0
          4 September 2015 07: 15
          this is a good choice! what else can I add.
      2. gjv
        +3
        3 September 2015 21: 49
        Quote: Linkor9s21
        First, our Air Force needs to supply them in sufficient quantities

        Quote: Vadim12
        It seems to me that air defense systems can be sold, and the latest offensive - under no pretext

        To date, the Russian Air Force has received at least six modern electronic warfare helicopters Mi-8MTPR-1, developed by the Kaluga Research Radio Engineering Institute. The helicopter is a Mi-8MTV-5-1 transport helicopter with an active interference station “Lever-AV” installed on board. According to Rostec, the Leverage-AV active jamming station completely blinds the enemy within a radius of several hundred kilometers. The Lever system is equipped with a database that stores information about various military installations; it allows you to select the most effective interference for a specific type of target. The base station "Lever-AV" - multi-beam antenna arrays. When generating signals in the station, DRFM (Digital Radio Frequency Memory - Digital Signal Processing and Recording) technology is used, which guarantees stable reception of radar signals and their radio suppression throughout the coverage area. The system is based on domestic components and has no analogues in the world. The “Lever” feature is its versatility: the station can be installed not only on helicopters and aircraft, but also on stationary ground or mobile objects, including ships.


  2. -2
    3 September 2015 19: 12
    It would be better if they sorted out their power there, otherwise they will be on strike for months. And ours shouldn’t climb yet, the devil knows what’s going on there right now.
  3. +2
    3 September 2015 19: 13
    Well, an extra penny will not hurt, although it may still be worth covering for the needs of the native army
    1. +1
      3 September 2015 19: 20
      Indonesia is rapidly arming itself if that.
      1. +7
        3 September 2015 19: 47
        Quote: Kibalchish
        Indonesia is rapidly arming itself if that.

        .. and, where do they go, being the gateway from the Indian to the Pacific .. here you will inevitably have a strong army .. and yet, a population of more than 237,5 million people - 4th place in the world, territory - 1 km² - 919th place in the world , 440% of the population practice Islam .. hi
      2. jjj
        +3
        3 September 2015 19: 53
        Quote: Kibalchish
        Indonesia is rapidly arming itself if that.

        And she has graters with China. But a gradual transition into the sphere of influence of China and Russia will help resolve another long-standing tension
    2. +1
      3 September 2015 20: 39
      Quote: Hubun
      Well, an extra penny will not hurt, although it may still be worth covering for the needs of the native army

      The army is arming itself in accordance with the arms procurement program, under which appropriate funds are allocated. If the country's production capacities allow us to produce more of the needs of our own army, then why not load them with export orders? I see no obstacles. Not just raw materials to trade.
    3. 0
      4 September 2015 09: 12
      For me, it’s better to export equipment than your natural resources.
  4. +1
    3 September 2015 19: 13
    Nice deal for Indonesia! Especially when jumping from 2nd generation to 4 ++.
    1. +4
      3 September 2015 19: 20
      Quote: Alex_Rarog
      Nice deal for Indonesia! Especially when jumping from 2nd generation to 4 ++.

      They have SU 27, 30 have F 16 it's just the article is written that way. Found the oldest and indicated in the article. hi
      1. 0
        3 September 2015 19: 41
        Thanks for the clarification. And then after training battles A-4 and F-35 everything can be expected. hi
    2. +1
      3 September 2015 19: 41
      Quote: Alex_Rarog
      Especially when jumping from 2nd generation to 4 ++.

      Especially when you consider that the Su-35 is not a classmate of Tiger 2 at all. request
      1. +2
        3 September 2015 20: 05
        Quote: keel 31
        this is just an article so written
        This is not an article, but some kind of miserable squeeze from an article. Here's an article ---http://armstrade.org/includes/periodics/news/2015/0903/124030946/detail.shtml
        Quote: keel 31
        Found the oldest and indicated in the article.
        They will be replaced by Su:
        The Indonesian Air Force has 16 F-5E / F Tiger-2, including 12 single and 4 two-seater aircraft. Aircraft were delivered to Indonesia in 1980.-------- A request for information on the supply of new aircraft of the Ministry of Defense of Indonesia was published in 2014. It was assumed that at the initial stage the Indonesian Air Force will acquire 16 new planes. In the future, this amount may increase.
  5. +1
    3 September 2015 19: 19
    Su35 - Fighter Hit
  6. +2
    3 September 2015 19: 25
    What Indonesia has fallen off hands? It seems that the states can’t keep track of everyone, otherwise they would have steamed something of their own.
    1. +1
      3 September 2015 20: 22
      Quote: Andrea
      , otherwise they would have boiled something of their own.

      Most likely fak-35!
      1. +1
        3 September 2015 22: 31
        Quote: Tol100v
        Most likely fak-35!

        They need a fighter with a large radius of flight. The combat radius of the Su-35 is 1800 kilometers, while the F-35 has only 1080 kilometers (without outboard fuel tanks and in-flight refueling of the Su-35 and F-35). In addition, the F-35 is not very maneuverable, the wings are small.
  7. 0
    3 September 2015 19: 28
    Good intention, approve)
  8. +3
    3 September 2015 19: 28
    I hope we don’t already sell for pennies and irrevocable credit? Enlighten, please colleagues, who is in the subject. Why do they need the 35th? There, pilot qualification is needed oo-yo-yo, they don’t have such; while taught - modernization will arrive in time. Something simpler would have been enough without UVT. Misunderstanding.
    1. +1
      3 September 2015 19: 36
      The simple-client principle is always right. Service and training for a fee or learn to swim-pour water. wassat
    2. +3
      3 September 2015 19: 37
      Valery, you know, the Indonesians have sufficient experience in operating aircraft of the Sukhoi family. And by the way, for all internal problems, equipment is purchased modern, methodically and in fairly serious quantities.
    3. +1
      3 September 2015 19: 42
      Quote: iliitch
      I hope we don’t already sell for pennies and irrevocable credit? Enlighten, please colleagues, who is in the subject. Why do they need the 35th? There, pilot qualification is needed oo-yo-yo, they don’t have such; while taught - modernization will arrive in time. Something simpler would have been enough without UVT. Misunderstanding.

      There are no UVT 27, 30 if my memory serves me 30 put two years ago. Now they want UVT. About the delay in payment was not heard. Although I understand your doubts, ours could remain silent. hi
  9. VP
    +1
    3 September 2015 19: 41
    And what does the F-5 have to do with it?
    They have enough aircraft much newer than ours that our Amer.
    Why was this phrase slapped?
  10. +1
    3 September 2015 19: 53
    The more orders, the cheaper the plane becomes ... primarily for our Air Force.
  11. +3
    3 September 2015 19: 57
    The wind blew from China. Indonesia turned to Russia.
  12. +3
    3 September 2015 19: 58
    the Indonesian side says that aircraft will be purchased from Russia along with the technological package.
    Marshal M. Syaugi added that, in accordance with standard weapons acquisition procedures, the Indonesian defense industry will receive from Russia some technologies (transfer of technology - ToT). According to TSAMTO, most likely, most of them will be maintenance and repair. Nevertheless, given the rather rapidly developing aviation industry of this country, the Indonesian defense industry will be able to take on a fairly large share in the production of Su-35.http://armstrade.org/includes/periodics/news/2015/0903/124030946/detail.shtml
    intentions to acquire Su-35 fighters from Russia
    Deputy Chairman of the First Commission (defense and foreign policy) of the Indonesian parliament Tubagus Hasanuddin (Tubagus Hasanuddin) said that Russia could provide Indonesia with a soft loan of $ 3 billion to finance the procurement of Russian weapons in the framework of military-technical cooperation between the two countries.
    The loan scheme for buyers of Russian weapons is in many cases justified and mutually beneficial. Russia and Indonesia have a lot of areas of cooperation - both existing and promising. Indonesia is interested in the supply of Su-30 fighters from Russia, and the purchase of medium-range anti-aircraft missile systems is not ruled out. Therefore, the provision of credit in this case is one of the forms of promoting Russian weapons on the Indonesian market. In this case, it is a credit, and not a gratuitous scheme.
  13. 511
    -7
    3 September 2015 20: 15
    By and large, the planes are the latest, we don’t really need tanks, a trifle will not go to us and a serious enemy is afraid of our nuclear potential. I can’t imagine how the Amero-English regiment will go into the bayonet against our airborne regiment. It will never happen, and we mongrel them crush corn.
    1. +4
      3 September 2015 20: 34
      Quote: 511
      This will never happen, but we will crush their mongrel with corn.

      But they supply their own "mongrels" with their own and our modern weapons.
      For example, in Georgia, modernized t-72sim fought against the t-62 and t-62 (namely 72) and the beech is clearly not a slingshot. Something like that. And in Afghanistan "good uncles" stingers drove.
      So you need yourself too.
      Quote: 511
      of our Airborne Regiment.

      Look at what junk rides airborne. And think what you wrote. And only now do not need about 30 bmd-4m and btr-d. The bulk of the ancient BMD-2 and BMD-1. Dressed in a new uniform and held a parade - does not mean armed.
    2. 0
      3 September 2015 20: 41
      Quote: 511
      . I can’t imagine how the Amero-English regiment will go into the bayonet against our Airborne Regiment

      But is it really necessary for a regiment or platoon of airborne forces to solve the problem of technical weapons ?! If you do not need modern airplanes, tanks, then think, who needs YOU ?!
    3. +4
      3 September 2015 20: 53
      Quote: 511
      I can’t imagine how the Amero-English regiment will go bayonet against our Airborne Regiment. It will never happen, and we will crush their mongrels.

      And you will go to the bayonet in the forefront? or take off on a comfortable sofa, you are our maize laughing
      sometimes I don’t understand where such commentators come from request
      war, dear, this is not a computer game, but people in the war are not tin soldiers and their blood is real and they kill in the war for real ...
      truncated, son? soldier
  14. +2
    3 September 2015 22: 19
    Quote: 511
    By and large, the planes are the latest, we don’t really need tanks, a trifle will not go to us and a serious enemy is afraid of our nuclear potential. I can’t imagine how the Amero-English regiment will go into the bayonet against our airborne regiment. It will never happen, and we mongrel them crush corn.


    Ha, I'm running into a minus, yes, okay, BUT! 511, do you understand what kind of people live in this segment of the Internet? STRATEGIES. And just something inadvertently mentioned about the corn plant, but what, is it wrong, or what? We will also take the last ATV from these fascists, passports that do not give our compatriots, who were born and raised there, and we will be right historically. And, in fact, why should we think about "how would anyone think of something?" ... Isn't it time to give up on everyone and take care of your own interest, by no means territorial, to get rid of the soviet inferiority complex? And our interest is political, and let the production of toilet paper be increased at the Stakhanov's pace. I emphasize that I don't throw my hats, I look at things realistically. Well, our landing party will disperse the fighting homosexuals, ah, drive them under the baseboards.
  15. 0
    3 September 2015 22: 33
    Quote: CRONOS
    So I understand her, why rejoice here ?! Why the hell understand who they are selling the latest strategic weapons? A weapon that Gulkin’s own nose and make it a year on a teaspoon? There is a su-30mk and its modifications, finish it with new whistles, flyers and farts, and then trade it, if you need a currency from abroad! My opinion - armature, S-400, Su-35, Pak fa can not be traded.

    I agree! 1. first of all .; 2. Stake the markets for present and future weapons, these are all words, and there is no faith until 1; 3. to sell, so that for this money we can build for ourselves ha ha, we can shake the bureaucrats, we’ll recruit fifty Sakhalin governors, Peter I was not shy about shaking for the fleet .; 4.we can also find money for the purchase of technologies, only to us who the hell would sell / sell, so measure 7 times, cut 1 time and most importantly follow step 1
    1. 0
      3 September 2015 23: 00
      Yes, the newest, yes, the coolest. But castrated and copied with great difficulty, not used against us. Of course, there is a lot of mess, but when was it different? The stable after the communists and especially the "people of the world" will take a long time to rake. Recently there was an interview on TV with Rogozin, the military-industrial complex, according to him, is busy for 3 years, for the Armed Forces and the Navy they work, and they work "off the wheels" - plans have changed - "holes" have appeared, why not raise money? Most importantly, the trend is clear. After the 90s I am glad, by God.
  16. +1
    3 September 2015 22: 38
    Quote: 511
    By and large, the planes are the latest, we don’t really need tanks, a trifle will not go to us and a serious enemy is afraid of our nuclear potential. I can’t imagine how the Amero-English regiment will go into the bayonet against our airborne regiment. It will never happen, and we mongrel them crush corn.

    Miracle, in the yard is not the time of El Tsyn, such strategists have long been gone. There was one such, Pasha’s name, he also wanted to put a crustacean at the Airborne Forces Regiment in a month.
  17. 0
    3 September 2015 23: 20
    We are very happy for .... Indonesia!
  18. 0
    4 September 2015 02: 20
    Quote: Manul
    I am very glad that Migov has at least some sales market


    Actually, the article was not about the Moments, but about the sale of the Su-35.