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FORBIN said:
Navy Fighters-bombers :

Baltic Fleet in Kaliningrad enclave have two Rgts one to Chkalovsk 27 Su-27/UB/SM3 and to Chernyakhovsk 20 Su-24M/MR

Black Sea Fleet have one Rgt to Gvardeyskoye/Crimea with 9 Su-24M/MR and 9 Su-30SM a new arrived after 24 SU-30SM
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New deliveries

Navy :
1 new Su-30SM arrived and normaly 3 other for completed the Sqn with 12 have now 9 for the Rgt based to Gvardeyskoye/Crimea right now keep Su-24M/MR normaly replaced by 12 new Su-30SM

Very possible dépends budget... Rgt to Chernyakhovsk replace also Su-24 with a new batch of Su-30SM, right now 28 ordered

7th Su-33 mod deliv planned 12 ??

AF

Less deliveries this year coz delay btw order for 2nd batch of Su-30SM and Su-35 especialy, but normaly 7 new Su-34 for end of year always period with the more big deliveries.
But 16 new Mig-29SMT i have 4 delivered

Last years in average 15 Su-34, 20 Su-30SM, 12 Su-35S
2016 :
Mig-29SMT normaly 16
Su-35S some maybe, next year 10
Su-30SM 28 new for 2018 + some yet ordered 1st batch, 4 ?
Su-34 about 15

Modernization
Mig-31BM about 12/year
Su-27SM former P, 36 for 2020
A total with yet deliv of 14 Tu-160M for 2019
" " 19 Tu-95MSM
Also Su-25SM
And about 80 Yak-130 deliv on 104 ordered + 10 Navy
 
Jeff Head

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Beautiful pick of Admiral Gorshkov, D417

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4,550 tons
  • 1 × 130 mm Arsenal A-192M naval gun
  • 2 × 8 UKSK VLS cells fitted with
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    (SS-N-26) and/or
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    (SS-N-27) family of missiles
  • 32 (4 × 8) Redut VLS cells and/or quad-packed 9M100 short range missiles
  • 2 × Palash CIWS
  • 2 × 4 324 mm torpedo tubes for Paket-NK anti-turpedo/anti-submarine torpedo's
  • 2 × 14.5 mm MPTU mounted
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    machine guns
  • Aircraft carried: Helipad for
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    Helicopter
They need 12 of more of these. Sadly, all they have is the one.
 
Jura The idiot

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Sep 16, 2016
Jura said:
this week we had the discussion here about space/weaponry on Russian/Western warships; in the end

... and I add right now two Buyan-Ms are coming back from five-weeks deployment off Syria, about 1200 nm away:
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their main armament, and their displacement, are rather well known LOL
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LOLOL now they're refilled, going back:

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that's what I call readiness!

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EDIT
I logged back on to add this: as I argued
https://www.sinodefenceforum.com/is...o-oped-no-politics.t6913/page-436#post-416881
Syria has become Russian quagmire, but it's a different matter (here I only commented on the performance of Project 21631 from a technical perspective)
 
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FORBIN

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Russian Defense Ministry confirmed deployment advanced anti-missile system to Syria

The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed deployment S-300V4 advanced anti-missile system to Syria.

“Indeed, the Syrian Arab Republic delivered to the battery of anti-aircraft missile system S-300”, –
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Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov.

Earlier
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reported that Russia has deployed an advanced anti-missile system to Syria for the first time.

Components of the S-300V4 Gladiator anti-missile and anti-aircraft system, which has a range of roughly 150 miles, arrived over the weekend “on the docks” of a Russian naval base along Syria’s Mediterranean coastal city of Tartus, two US officials said.

It is the first time Russia has deployed the S-300V4 system outside its borders, according to one Western official citing a recent intelligence assessment. The missiles and associated components are still in their crates and are not yet operational, according to the officials.

The U.S. intelligence community has been observing the shipment of the S-300V4 inside Russia in recent weeks, according to one official.

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FORBIN

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For range want S-400/SA-21, don' t forget all S-300/400 SAM use different misiles up to 4 for each variant 40 / 400 km dépends and ABM up to 40 / 60 km vs BM Range 1000/2500 km, can engage simult btw 6 / 24 targets for S300v4 the best S-400 36 ! number by system batallion/battery with in general 8 TELs but only a main radar in comparison Patriot battery 8, Aster/SAMPT 10

Only Army use S300v4/SA-23 replace in Anti-Air brigades S-300V/SA-12A/B is mounted on a chassis of T-72 for escort ground vehicles in on all terrain.

Exist S-300VM for export range max 200 km Venezuela, Egypt use.

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Jeff Head

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Jura said:
Sep 16, 2016

LOLOL now they're refilled, going back:

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that's what I call readiness!

(credit for the pictures goes to
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EDIT
I logged back on to add this: as I argued
https://www.sinodefenceforum.com/is...o-oped-no-politics.t6913/page-436#post-416881
Syria has become Russian quagmire, but it's a different matter (here I only commented on the performance of Project 21631 from a technical perspective)
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The Buyan class have proved to be very effective vessels for the Russians.

They have taken what amounts to a relatively small corvette, and made it a very valuable instrument to strike enemies at extreme distance with precision SLCMs from a distance that the particular enemy can do absolutely nothing about.
 
Jura The idiot

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this:
Jeff Head said:
... precision SLCMs from a distance that the particular enemy can do absolutely nothing about.
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reminded about the conjecture I've read, which is that this kinda surface version of "Fort" (the posts by FORBIN right above) Russians recently brought to Syria to be able to protect Mr. Assad from an attack by the US Navy Tomahawks (if I'm not mistaken, such an attack was imminent three years ago, Obama just didn't call it then) ... it's scary, I of course don't mean to discuss any scenario any further
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