Rosoboronexport will exhibit Russian advancements in drones, special forces equipment, and cybersecurity systems at an upcoming exhibition in Belarus. The display will highlight unmanned technologies, gear for special forces, and cybersecurity solutions, with discussions planned on new projects to enhance bilateral security.
African nations represent 30% of Rosoboronexport's order book, totaling over $1.7 billion in contracts for technological cooperation, according to CEO Alexander Mikheyev. Russia highlights long-standing ties and past support for African independence.
Rosoboronexport has signed approximately 150 contracts worth over $20 billion with African countries since 2023, according to CEO Alexander Mikheyev. The company aims to expand military-technical cooperation, offering relevant defense products to address continental security challenges.
Rosoboronexport has announced its readiness to supply modern small arms and establish licensed production facilities in Southeast Asia, highlighting the reliability of its equipment in regional climates.
Rosoboronexport is continuously upgrading the AI capabilities of the Su-57E fighter jet to provide pilots with automated tactical prompts. The aircraft, currently showcased at the DSA exhibition in Malaysia, is marketed to Russia's reliable partners.
Rosoboronexport (part of Rostec State Corporation) is presenting latest Russian tactical unmanned aerial systems at DSA 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, offering Southeast Asian partners supply of finished products, localization of UAV production, technology transfer, and joint development projects.
Russia's Special Technology Center says the Middle East conflict is increasing foreign interest in Orlan-series unmanned aerial vehicles. The manufacturer is presenting its drones at the Defense Services Asia exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, with Rosoboronexport handling international sales.
The fighter jet is on display as part of the joint Russian exhibit of the arms exporting company Rosoboronexport
