Russia

Russian Double-Seater Su-57 Will Control ‘Wingman’ Drones: Source

Russia is developing a two-seat Su-57 fighter for tandem flight with the Okhotnik combat drone, state media reported citing a source.

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Russia Considering Developing Unmanned Ka-226 Helicopter

Russian Helicopters is considering a possible unmanned version of the Ka-226 helicopter, a twin-turbine utility rotorcraft initially developed in the late 90s.

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Russia Building Upgraded Nuclear-Resistant ‘Doomsday’ Planes

Russia has begun building a replacement for its nuclear-resistant airborne command center, state media reported.

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$3.5 Billion in Military Contracts Awarded at MAKS-2021 Air Show

A total of $3.59 billion in contracts were awarded to various aerospace and defense companies that attended MAKS 2021 in Russia.

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Russia Looking to Develop Drones With One-Ton Carrying Capacity

Russia is hoping to develop drones capable of carrying payloads of up to one ton.

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Russia Formally Offers 21 MiG-29 Aircraft to India

Russia has presented India with an offer of 21 MiG-29 fighters that feature air-to-air refueling capacity, cutting-edge avionics, and advanced weapons.

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Russia Unveils New Hybrid ‘ZALA VTOL’ Drone

A Russian aircraft manufacturer unveiled a cutting-edge drone capable of creating photographic maps to secure armed forces' ground facilities.

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Russia’s ‘Checkmate’ Fighter Jet to Be AI-Enabled 

Russia’s new fighter jet "Checkmate" will have elements of artificial intelligence in addition to other technological upgrades.

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With Cutting-Edge Hypersonics, Russia Leads in New Arms Race

The Avangard, the Kinzhal and now the Zircon — Russia is leading the race to develop a range of new hypersonic weapons that President Vladimir Putin has dubbed "invincible".

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Russia ‘Weaponizing’ AI: Pentagon Intelligence Report

Russia is on the fast track to developing a range of autonomous weapon systems in a challenge to US military dominance, according to a Pentagon report.

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