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Yup here we go again for round 2, if there are pro-Indian domestic 5th gen users that might be pissed, I understand.
https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/16979563
Russia plans to invite India to cooperate on the Checkmate project
The delegations will discuss this issue during the Aero India 2023 international air show, the source said.
MOSCOW, 7 February. /TASS/. During the Aero India 2023 international air show, the Russian delegation plans to discuss the possibility of cooperation with India in the creation of fifth-generation aircraft, in particular, the Checkmate light tactical fighter. This was reported to TASS by a source close to the Rostec state corporation.
"A delegation of representatives of our aircraft manufacturing companies is coming to Aero India. We plan to discuss cooperation on fifth-generation aircraft. In particular, we intend to invite Indian friends to join the Checkmate light tactical fighter project," the agency's source said.
Aero India 2023 International Aerospace Exhibition will be held in Bangalore from 13 to 17 February. The Indian Air Show is held every two years. Russia is an active participant in the exhibition; in 2021, over 200 samples of Russian military products were presented at it.
About the aircraft
The Checkmate light tactical aircraft developed by Sukhoi (part of the United Aircraft Corporation) was first presented at the MAKS-2021 air show. The foreign presentation of the fighter took place at the Dubai Airshow 2021 in the UAE. It is expected that the pilot batch of fighters will be produced in 2026.
Checkmate includes all the most advanced developments, including an open architecture for building in the interests of the customer and unique artificial intelligence technologies. The aircraft is made using stealth technologies, equipped with an intra-fuselage compartment for air-to-air and air-to-surface weapons.
The payload weight exceeds 7 tons. The fighter will be able to simultaneously hit up to six targets. The speed of a single-engine aircraft will be Mach 1.8, and the combat radius will be 3,000 km.
https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/16979563
Russia plans to invite India to cooperate on the Checkmate project
The delegations will discuss this issue during the Aero India 2023 international air show, the source said.
MOSCOW, 7 February. /TASS/. During the Aero India 2023 international air show, the Russian delegation plans to discuss the possibility of cooperation with India in the creation of fifth-generation aircraft, in particular, the Checkmate light tactical fighter. This was reported to TASS by a source close to the Rostec state corporation.
"A delegation of representatives of our aircraft manufacturing companies is coming to Aero India. We plan to discuss cooperation on fifth-generation aircraft. In particular, we intend to invite Indian friends to join the Checkmate light tactical fighter project," the agency's source said.
Aero India 2023 International Aerospace Exhibition will be held in Bangalore from 13 to 17 February. The Indian Air Show is held every two years. Russia is an active participant in the exhibition; in 2021, over 200 samples of Russian military products were presented at it.
About the aircraft
The Checkmate light tactical aircraft developed by Sukhoi (part of the United Aircraft Corporation) was first presented at the MAKS-2021 air show. The foreign presentation of the fighter took place at the Dubai Airshow 2021 in the UAE. It is expected that the pilot batch of fighters will be produced in 2026.
Checkmate includes all the most advanced developments, including an open architecture for building in the interests of the customer and unique artificial intelligence technologies. The aircraft is made using stealth technologies, equipped with an intra-fuselage compartment for air-to-air and air-to-surface weapons.
The payload weight exceeds 7 tons. The fighter will be able to simultaneously hit up to six targets. The speed of a single-engine aircraft will be Mach 1.8, and the combat radius will be 3,000 km.