Russia's Su-57 fighter jet can operate undetected in 'fog of war' - Rostec
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Rostec reports that Russia's Su-57 fighter jet can operate undetected by enemy radars in the 'fog of war.' The Su-34 and Su-35S are also highlighted for their capabilities in the special military operation zone, with Su-57 described as a 'flying command center.'
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Rostec, a Russian state corporation, has reported on the capabilities of its Sukhoi fighter jets. The Su-57 is described as being able to operate undetected by enemy radars. The Su-34 and Su-35S are also noted for their roles in military operations.
MOSCOW, June 3. /TASS/. Russia’s Sukhoi Su-57 fighter jet can fly through the "fog of war," remaining undetected by enemy radars, the Rostec state corporation reported.
"The Su-34 with pinpoint accuracy is capable of placing glide bombs in a line over a small area. The Su-35S is the main 'sweeper' of the skies, capable of destroying enemy aircraft at ranges of hundreds of kilometers. And the Su-57 is a flying command center, which can also operate from the 'fog of war,' remaining undetected by enemy radars," it said.
Earlier, CEO of the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC, part of Rostec) Vadim Badekha told TASS in an interview that Russia’s Su-57 and Su-35 fighter jets, which are successfully used in the special military operation zone, are in high demand abroad.
Preguntas abiertas
- What specific 'fog of war' conditions does the Su-57 operate in?
- What is the current demand level for these aircraft abroad?
- What are the specific ranges and capabilities of the Su-34 and Su-35S mentioned?
