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The Su-34 is a Russian fighter-bomber capable of hitting ground, surface and air targets. The Rostec State Corporation previously noted its effectiveness in combination with guided munitions.
The Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) received a new batch of Su-34 fighter-bombers from the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC). This was reported by the Rostec state corporation.
“This aircraft combines the capabilities of a fighter and a bomber and can strike ground, surface and air targets, including in difficult weather conditions and with active counteraction from air defense,” said the commander of the Su-34 crew of the Russian Aerospace Forces.
The pilot recalled that the Su-34 is capable of performing non-stop flights lasting up to ten hours. The state corporation considered the aircraft an undisputed bestseller in the world of military aviation.
In July, Rostec reported that the Su-34 and a high-explosive aerial bomb with a controlled planning and correction module became an example of a high-quality symbiosis of a combat carrier aircraft and ammunition.

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