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Russia Receives Upgraded Su-57 Fighter Jets With Advanced Weapons 

The Russian Defense Ministry has received a “large batch” of upgraded Su-57 fighter jets, manufactured by United Aircraft Corporation, a subsidiary of state-owned Rostec.

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Leaked Files Suggest Russia in Fighter Jet Talks With Iran, Algeria, and Ethiopia

Leaked documents allegedly from Russia’s state defense conglomerate Rostec suggest Moscow is negotiating multi-billion-dollar fighter jet sales with Iran, Ethiopia, and Algeria, signaling one of its largest weapons export pushes in years.

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Russia Tests Tungsten-Based Counter-Drone Cartridges 

Russia is testing a family of cartridges on the battlefield in Ukraine that are designed to destroy small drones.

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Russian Army Receives New BMP-3 Infantry Fighting Vehicles From Rostec

Rostec has completed the distribution of the first batch of BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles to the Russian Armed Forces this year.

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Russia Operationalizes Another Batch of Malva Truck-Mounted Artillery

A new batch of 2S43 Malva 152mm self-propelled howitzers has been shipped to Russian troops, Russian defense conglomerate Rostec announced in a press release last week.

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Russia Receives New Batch of Su-35S Fighter Jets

The Russian Ministry of Defense has received a new batch of Su-35S fighter jets from manufacturer United Aircraft Corporation.

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Russia to Mass Produce Cluster ‘Glide’ Munition in 2024

Russia will begin producing the Drel cluster "glide" bomb this year, consisting of 15 “smart” submunitions.

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Russia Equips Su-57 Jets With AI-Based Secure Communication Suite

Russia’s Ruselectronics has equipped Su-57 fighter jets with an artificial intelligence-based radio communication suite.

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Rostec Develops AI-Powered Onboard Radio for Russian Su-57 Fighter Jet

Rostec has developed an artificial intelligence-powered radio to boost the Russian Su-57 fighter’s immunity to reconnaissance and interference.

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Russia Claims Stealth Material Success

Russia’s Ruselectronics claims to have developed a new material capable of absorbing up to 95 percent of radar electromagnetic radiation.

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