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Russia Displays Stealth Strike Drone Prototype

Russia rolled out the flight prototype of its stealth heavy strike drone Okhotnik at the Novosibirsk Aviation Enterprise in preparation for flight trials.

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UAE Shows Interest in Russia’s ‘Checkmate’ Fighter

The chief of Russian defense corporation Rostec revealed that the UAE has shown interest in its fifth-generation Su-75 Checkmate fighter developed by Sukhoi.

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If F-16 Talks Fail, Turkey May Buy Russian Fighter Aircraft

If Turkey's talks with the United States to buy F-16 fighters fall through, Ankara may purchase the latest generation of Russian fighters.

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Russia Developing Su-57-Launched Hypersonic Anti-Ship Missile

Russia is developing a hypersonic anti-ship missile to be fitted onto the fifth-generation Su-57 stealth aircraft.

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Russia to Exhibit New Weapon Systems at Army 2021 Forum

Several Russian defense and aerospace firms will display more than 50 new weapon systems at the Army 2021 forum in Moscow.

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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’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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Russia to Develop Export Version of Su-57 Fighter

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov announced plans to partner with aerospace design firm Sukhoi in developing two-seater fifth-generation Su-57 fighters for export.

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Sukhoi Developing Russia’s First Supersonic Single-Engine Stealth Aircraft  

Aircraft manufacturer Sukhoi is developing Russia’s first supersonic “single-engine light tactical fighter,” state media reported.

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Russian Strike Drone Okhotnik to be Deployed in 2024

The Russian heavy strike drone Okhotnik will be ready for deployment by the country’s armed forces by 2024, state media reported.

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