India is advancing talks for the Su-57E fighter jet, including delivery readiness and co-development proposals with Russian partners.
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India is advancing talks for the Su-57E fighter jet, including delivery readiness and co-development proposals with Russian partners.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Moscow showcased a new S-71 system, while Rostec unveiled new drones, and Moscow offered Su-57 sales and cooperation to India.Sub-event
- The Su-57 design did not satisfy the objectives set by the Indian Air Force.Sub-event
India is ready to deliver 36-60 Su-57E jets and seeks unrestricted tech access and co-development.1 source
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Indian Air Force
Aerial service branch of the Indian Armed Forces
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