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When America gave F-35 to Saudi Arabia, which had guaranteed Pakistan’s security, not only Israel but also India became worried. It is a different matter that Pakistan cannot get American fighter aircraft for use so easily, but India is making sure its preparations. Russia, a staunch and traditional friend, has come to support him in this work. Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered India such a defense package that will further increase our strength in the Air Force.

Ahead of Vladimir Putin’s visit to India, Moscow presented the export version of its advanced Su-57E fifth generation fighter aircraft at the Dubai Air Show. Along with this, Russia has offered a big defense package to India, which includes the promise of fighter jets, weapons, licensed production and unlimited technology transfer. It is clear that India can get the formula to make this invisible fighter jet from Russia, the answer to which is not in air attack.

Su-57E works by disappearing

According to Russian officials, serial production of Su-57E has started and it is also being inducted into the Russian Air Force. The proposal given to India also includes the offer of long-term maintenance support, integration assistance and licensed production of more than 10 new air-launched weapons. Russia has also said that if India wants, weapons of Indian origin can also be integrated into the Su-57E. The proposal recaptures the same elements as the previous FGFA project, including engines, flight software and a long-term co-development pathway.

Su-57E is the father of Rafale

Russia claims that the Su-57E meets all fifth generation standards. You will also be stunned to hear its specialty.

• Its design is based on stealth technology – composite structure, radar-absorbent coating and internal weapon bay.
• It can fly for long periods at supersonic speed.
• The cockpit has high-automation and AI based decision assistance system.
• The range of its AESA radar is said to be around 240 km, along with IRST and 360° optical sensors.

Know what Russia has offered to India.

Russia wants to first supply Su-57E to India and then start its production in India with technology transfer. This proposal has come at a time when India is looking for advanced military technology while maintaining its strategic autonomy.

Defense relations between India and Russia

Defense relations between India and Russia last 60 years and more than 70 percent of the platforms in the Indian defense system come from Russia. About 2,400 T-72 and 100 T-90 tanks are Russian in the Indian Army. Many aircraft in the Air Force like Sukhoi Su-30 MKI, MiG-29, transports and helicopters are Russian. S-400 air-defense system has also been taken from Russia. The AK-203 assault rifle is of Russian design and is being manufactured in India under license.