12 April 1404 at 11:33
The Russian Aerospace and Defense Industries Company delivered the first series of Sukhoi Su-35s, the latest version of the Flanker family.
Despite the coinuation of diplomatic talks, the perspective of the end of the Ukrainian war in the short term still seems vague. The situation has led the Russian Military-Industrial Complex to coinue to produce and deliver new equipme to the armed forces to offset the losses and casualties of more than three years of coinuous clash. According to the latest military news of the Russian Aerospace and Defense Industries Company (UAC), the first aircraft from the Sukhoi-35S fighter (SU-35S) has recely announced to the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS).
Profile of the new and advanced Sukhoi-35S fighter
The Sukhoi SU-35S, the latest version of the Flanker family, is one of the most modern warplanes currely produced at the Russian Cumpels-Ann-Annar Aerospace Factory. The pla is also responsible for the developme of the advanced Sukhoi SU-57 fighter. The Sukhoi Su-35S fighter is equipped with a set of new technologies and capabilities, including advanced Al-41F1s engines and advanced navigation and radar systems that dramatically enhance its combat capabilities and performance.
The Russian Aerospace and Defense Industries Company (UAC), due to security and protection policies, keeps the exact number of aircraft manufactured and delivered to the Russian Space Forces (VKS) in each series. This policy not only applies to the Sukhoi Su-35S, but also includes other fighters such as the Sukhoi-34 Fullback and the Sukhoi-57.
However, a video was shared on a telegram channel following the official announceme of the Sukhoi SU-35S delivery, indicating that these new planes are flying to their new operational base. This video has made the estimation of the number of fighters including two or three aircraft. Pictures and information published about these fighters refers to the developme and equipping of the Russian space forces in the midst of iernational pressure and sanctions.
The Sukhoi SU-35S, with its superior features, can play a role as a key eleme in Russian military strategy in the face of existing challenges, especially in aerial operation and defense of the coury’s airspace. In addition, this fighter can also be used as a means of influencing iernational relations and in corast to global competitors.
Increased demand for Russian fighters
The delivery of this new category of Sukhoi SU-35S fighters is the first registered delivery in 2025. Previous delivery had been carried out in May and April, where evidence suggests that the series also included two or three aircraft. The Russian Aerospace and Defense Industries Company (UAC) has emphasized that these new superstars have successfully passed a full period of factory tests and have been accepted by technical staff.
It should be noted that the Russian Ministry of Defense pilots have tested these fighters in various operational modes to ensure their full readiness to carry out real missions. UAC CEO Yuri Slivesar announced the company’s coinued efforts to increase the production of Sukho-35S fighters, Sukho-34 offensive aircraft and the Sukhoi SU-57 secretive fighters.
He said the company’s top priority is to increase the production rate of military equipme, especially for SU-34, SU-35 and SU-57 fighters. For each of these models, the increase in production volume is on the agenda, and the UAC will coinue to expand its production capacity to ensure the production of these aircraft.
This developme is particularly importa because rece reports suggest that Russia has finalized the sale of new SU-35S and SU-57E fighters to the new iernational operators. This reflects the increase in demand for Russian fighters in the world market and Russia’s efforts to strengthen their position as one of the world’s leading weapons exporters.
Delivery of the first cargo of Su-35S fighters to Iran
Iran has officially confirmed the purchase of the Sukhoi 35 fighter from Russia, and reports have been released that the first shipmes of these fighters have been delivered to Iran, according to a news report by Latin American Military News. The purpose of this purchase is to replace the old US-made F-14 Tomcat fighters, which are currely serving the Iranian Air Force.
There are also reports that Algeria has received SU-35S fighters from Russia. This reflects the increasing ierest of differe couries in this advanced Russian fighter. In addition, unconfirmed reports have also been released, claiming that Algeria may be the first customer of the export version of the fifth-generation SU-57E Russia (Felon).
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