Aero India 2025: Russia’s most advanced fifth generation stealth fighter jet SU-57 Aero India may be included in 2025. Russia is constantly trying to show the strength of SU-57. He is constantly trying to influence Indian military officers and government through this.
The difficulties of China and Pakistan will increase a lot
Will only the aircraft be purchased? Or it will also be constructed in India under technology transfer. Because if there is production, then the Make in India project will gain momentum in the country. And also employment opportunities. The country will also benefit from the sale of fighter aircraft made in India. If India deal with this fighter jet with Russia, then the difficulties of China and Pakistan will increase considerably. So let’s know about the special features of this fighter jet…
Equipped with dangerous speed and deadly weapons
The speed of Stealth Fighter Jet SU-57 is 2600 km per hour. In addition, SU-57 has 12 hardpoints. It can carry various types of short, medium and long distance air to air -hit missiles and guided air bombs.
Thousands of bombs and missiles dropped on Ukraine
The R-37M missile in SU-57 is Russia’s most technically advanced weapon. Russia used this missile in Ukraine War. The stealth system of SU-57 works without compromising speed and dynamics.
Supersonic multirol fighter
Russian fighter jet is a multi-roll fighter jet. It can perform many types of operations. The SU-57 warfare is 1250 km. It can reach a maximum height of 66 thousand feet. Stealth Fighter Jet SU-57 is supersonic. The length of this fighter jet is 65.11 ft, the wings spread 46.3 feet and height is 15.1 feet. The supersonic range is 1500 km.
Russia-India relationship will be strong
India will show the strength of diplomatic and strategic relations with Russia. This will reveal new ideas for India’s future fighter jets. If the live demo of this fighter jet is in India, then Indian defense experts, defense officers and engineers will learn from it. This can promote India’s fighter jet industry.
