UAC has delivered another batch of Su-34s to the Russian Aerospace Forces as part of fulfilling the State Defense Order
“The multifunctional Su-34 bomber has long become a legend. This aircraft combines high maneuverability, a wide range of armaments, and the ability to operate effectively in any conditions. During its deployment in the special military operation zone, it confirmed its status as the best in its class and remains one of the key elements of Russia’s combat aviation. We understand the high demand for this aircraft in the troops. Our aviation factories are maintaining the pace of Su-34 production and regularly deliver new aircraft to the customer, strengthening the country’s defense capability. New deliveries are planned by the end of the year,” said Rostec.
The fighter-bombers have undergone the necessary comprehensive ground and flight factory tests and have been handed over to the customer.
“As part of implementing the targeted tasks set by the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation for the delivery of highly demanded weapons and equipment to the troops, the Aerospace Forces crew accepted the Su-34 aircraft. The distinctive feature of this aircraft is that we can perform combat missions across the entire speed range. This aircraft has proven itself excellently in the special military operation. We can use both guided and unguided aviation strike weapons,” noted a Su-34 pilot of the Russian Aerospace Forces.
The Su-34 fighter-bomber is designed to strike ground (surface) and aerial targets, infrastructure objects protected by air defense systems, and located at significant distances from the base airfield. The aircraft can also be used for aerial reconnaissance tasks.
“UAC enterprises maintain a high pace of combat equipment production, fulfilling their obligations to the Russian Aerospace Forces. This is not the last delivery this year. Our employees at the factories constantly improve production processes to ensure the necessary volumes of aircraft manufacturing for the tasks of the Russian Ministry of Defense,” said UAC General Director Vadim Badeha.