SU-57 To Algeria? - US Pilots React

[@dzpower9156]

Algerian viewer here

[@jonathannoah1831]

Algerian viewer here been watching your vids for 2yrs now.

[@pjm760]

Congrats for the new fighters bro❤ we're currently receiving our su35s in iran🇮🇷🇮🇷❤

[@sfertonoc]

Kabyle?

[@cjm9700]

@@pjm760 Iran smells of piss

[@elite4124]

Smh

[@elite4124]

@@sfertonoclol

[@victorzvyagintsev1325]

Algeria is one of the largest Russian weapons customers, Russia will build them an Su-57A with all the bells and whistles if they are willing to pay for it. Obviously with sanctions, Algeria will have to buy western extras by itself without Russian open involvement.

[@ayoubbouaziz652]

They are willing to pay without hesitation

[@maksimluzin1121]

There is no such thing like Su-57A. There is the Su-57E, 'E' is for 'export' version of Su-57, which itself is for Ru army only, not for export.

[@victorzvyagintsev1325]

@@maksimluzin1121 Its a hypothetical name, Su-57Algeria...each major export country usually get their own letter since they decide on which components to place in their order. E version is a generic designation for those who can afford only the basic model.

[@maksimluzin1121]

@@victorzvyagintsev1325 , That's Not the rule for USSR/RU. The only export indexes by country has the Su-30MKI - Malaysia/China (Kitai in Ru)/India. I don't know other examples. It could be, but not a rule. The rule is they have had the different production (internal) indexes.

[@victorzvyagintsev1325]

@maksimluzin1121 While sticking to Su-30: (M - modernized, K - for sale/non Russian) Su-30MKK China Su-30MKI India Su-30MKA Algeria Su-30MKM Malaysia Su-30MK2V Vietnam and Venezuela

[@axl1002]

This is a very American thinking - Sukhoi is owned by the government. With the profits of every sold unit they will build another one for themselves. Or maybe even much more because only part of the cost is in dollars and the rest is in currency they can print. The building cost (not the selling price) is rumored to be around $30m, if they sell it for 90 they'll make 2 for themselves and another one for export.

[@mehdimk175]

Algerian here. One of the things Algeria is known for is how secretly its deals are conducted. Take Iskandar, for example. Articles have been claiming since 2015 that Algeria hadn't acquired it yet, until we saw it ten years later at a military show. It's very likely that Algeria obtained the Su-57 a long time ago, and people are only noticing it now.

[@alifm40DS]

@@mehdimk175 I see, thank you for this info. that's great move on part of your country.

[@Pierreballange]

Top 👍🏼

[@rombozalamite9795]

exactly ..we are not hollywood heros and zeros

[@HassanBelghali]

did you eat today ?

[@tarwingrill4531]

Algeria is always the first country outside Russia to get the new tech. It has something to do with reliability and continuity. True for S300, S400 also. Most importantly I believe the country has the necessary facilities for maintenance.

[@Anwar157]

What new tech? 😂😂😂

[@doudzer6883]

@@Anwar157 Moroc spotted ?

[@Anwar157]

@ Well of course! Who else is gonna expose your lies? 🤥

[@ninou_uchiha_dz]

​@@Anwar157 crying Moroccan

[@babsparklefourbe2513]

@@Anwar157 Kach zetla maroki ? How is the Bousbirland ?

[@BruceBen-s7h]

Algeria is considered as the 4th/3rd top customer of Russian weapons, they negotiate thoroughly and test the weapons extensively if the deal is conducted probably they will get the version that suits their needs, there are cases where the weapons were sent back after the test did not achieve the intended purpose by the military. The first information about the SU57 deal was in 2021, but there is another talk of a deal that surfaced recently of acquiring the SU35 maybe the SU57 deal didn't make it and it was repalaced by SU35. please correct me if I'm wrong I heard once a Malaysian official saying that American planes are used only for "air shows", and that they can not be used for defense purposes without the approval of the US. in addition to that several accounts noted that the US sell politics alongside with its own weapons. my question is does the US provide to a non ally outside of NATO country the necessary ammo, repair, technician instructions, spare parts, or maybe a licence to local manufacture for its jets when making deals ?

[@YannMalcolms]

A short answer to your last question: it is a definite NO.

[@leonleeoff2216]

Ukraine is doing pretty well considering they're using 1980s American equipment. Ruzzia still holds less land than they did in 2022 plus they were invaded and after 6 months still can't take back their own land

[@BruceBen-s7h]

@@leonleeoff2216 unrelated

[@BruceBen-s7h]

@YannMalcolms well that's why countries countries will tend to buy Russian weapons, and they are cheaper too.

[@emps8992]

​@@leonleeoff2216yeah yeah Ukraine is winning guys we get it 😂

[@sdesigan85]

4:30 For a lot of non-aligned countries (egypt india malaysia/indonesia etc) the superior capabilities of US fighters must be balanced with prospect of supply and logistical disruptions in spares, ammo and upgrade packages, either formally or otherwise, if the US govt wants to influence foreign or even domestic policy. Think turkey, pakistan or egypt. Russia will sell you a 60% capable system at 0% political overhead. thats not an endorsement or statement of support, just facts

[@doomedwit1010]

That's not entirely true. Russia will just use its influence more narrowly. Russia will restrict your supply if you directly act contrary to their core national interests. The U.S. may ALSO interdict ig it offends their moral and political sensibilities, which are much broader. Additionally Russia is more desperate for sales, so less likely to invoke the power in a close case. But there's a reason India likes to seek both, because either could do it. It's not ni strings attached. But I agree it's fewer strings. Russia wouldn't care if you invaded a country they didn't have a national interest in, or tied dissidents to the wings and did loop de loops. The West would. But I don't disagree. The only question is, what about China? Is China not exporting or is Russia cheaper?

[@appa609]

​@@doomedwit1010 china is building. They have no spare capacity rn. Give it 10 or 20 years.

[@joncox9719]

When you offer the very best military equipment in the world, not second rate JUNK, you can do that! just sayin!

[@cockatoo010]

"0% political overhead" lol

[@sdesigan85]

@ sure, and a lot of countries will continue to buy 'second rate junk' and US taxpayers will continue to subsidize a trillion dollar arms industry by themselves at the cost of universal healthcare & publicly funded education.

[@Vzuv-h1w]

2:20 Israel pay for American Jets with American tax payer money 😆

[@ebek4806]

Algeria is building so many new hangers and expanding so many of their air bases. Something is probably happening..m

[@toufiquebrahimi9562]

PROTECTING ALGERIA IS 24 Hours HAPPENNING

[@wassimharzli336]

Source?

[@ebek4806]

@wassimharzli336 google maps

[@adwamahd5997]

@@wassimharzli336 you can check satellite images , they've built new hangars in almost all airfields .

[@rbi61]

Have you tried this recipe? -Boil truffles in salted water for about 20 minutes. -Squeeze extra water when -Crush the cooked truffles and mix them with natural sheep butter. Bonne appetit

[@jeambeam4721]

One, two, three, viva l'Algérie

[@JeanBatiste5158]

Ta gueule pauvre type

[@HassanBelghali]

oe two three viva Emilie. bni addass

[@HassanBelghali]

one two three viva Emilie

[@JeanBatiste5158]

@@HassanBelghali lmarroook

[@jeambeam4721]

@@HassanBelghali one two three viva mimi 6...one two three le roi est gay vive le roi hhhhh....one two three viva bousbiiiiiiiiir

[@lammah4070]

Algeria is a singular geopolitical player, it is a stealth military power.

[@lipton_juice]

hahaha what a joke

[@bradxvIII]

@@lipton_juice Algerian art of war is studied a westpoint !

[@Pierreballange]

Exactly

[@lammah4070]

@@lipton_juice Your sarcasm is the main obstacle between you and understanding.

[@MalikBenmansour-s1d]

America always takes experience in combating terrorism from Algeria, given its unique experience in the world in eliminating all terrorism in its country.​@@lipton_juice

[@riad18]

i guess as pilots and part of the military, you should know that whenever a country buy weapons, it doesn't have to be like the original from the seller. each country or each army has it own specifications. some of the features are not needed or not useful in the region.

[@salchaw]

FYI the first batch has already arrived !

[@dmac7128]

Algeria has had a long relationship with Russia/Soviet Union. Since the dissolving of the USSR, they have been among the first customers to get access to the top tiered arms exports from Russia. They also were among the first to acquire the Improved Kilo Class SSK (Project 636.3) submarines within the last 5 years.

[@flanker8724]

Algeria, India and Malaysia, those countries are most likely to buy Su-57… btw they all operate similar Su-30 models (MKA, MKI and MKM)

[@sayfolman7752]

Will America Sold Us F 35 If We Have Budget?

[@oliverodell3105]

Its unlikely that Malaysia will purchase Su-57's. The airforce is shopping but the political landscape now for 5+ years has been to rationalise and prioritise spending. It's more likely that they will either do a deal for used US jets or find a compromise/contra deal with a Brics partner over a more cost effective jet. Its not that the pilots wouldn't love it... just they won't be given the $$$ to spend. I suspect, the US will prevent them getting used jets due to the BRICS stuff and they will end up grabbing either a Gen 4+ Chinese or Russian jet.

[@flanker8724]

@@sayfolman7752 To who, Malaysia?

[@flanker8724]

@@oliverodell3105 Maybe you are right… I mean, I know that Malaysia has been seeking to buy for a long time now Kuwaiti F-18’s and Korean T-50 but I wouldn’t be surprised if Russia, as a regular guest, stops by at LIMA airshow in May this year and offers Malaysia Su-57 … but with new (old) F-18’s from Kuwait, Malaysia would probably have enough, since they already have Flankers which are supposed to be in service for the next 15-20 years… we’ll see

[@gamerboy7820]

I wonder if the program would have done better if india didn't backout

[@MimouzaAbedelli-g5z]

Algérie is , Love Russian Air Craft

[@BoringAngler]

IIRC the first export model of the Mig-23 basically had the radar and avionics set from whatever was the latest Mig-21 the Soviets were willing to export. In addition to lower cost and easier training t's sensible if you're worried that someone on your customer's side is going to find offers from the CIA/DIA compelling. Or a Firefox scenario!

[@amenboughanmi5819]

Algeria has almost 90% of their weapon systems from Russia it's an old alliance so they are familiar with Russian fighter they had the Mig 25 foxbat, they have now the su24, Mig 29, the Su 30mka a Mig 35 deal, an interest in the Su35 and the su57 deal is not a secret but Algeria wants to know if they can get the aircraft sooner and not a long term procurement also Russia has no red flags on exporting to Algeria who are rich in oil and Gaz and can help financing Russian military projects with such deals they also have the S400, calibr cruise missile

[@adriantepes-qu8wm]

Russian planes are pretty good. They've been flying sorties in Ukraine 24/7 for 3 years now. Most of the work is done by SU-34s so they can probably afford to sell some SU-35s and even SU-57s.

[@amenboughanmi5819]

@adriantepes-qu8wm regardless of how the plane good or not fighter jets sales goes according to the geopolitical influence and the requirement of each nation for Algeria they have been an ally to the Soviet union and to Russian their neighbor and rival Morroco is in the western and American sphere and since there is a possible shameful F35 sales related to normalization with the apartheid state to Morroco and the sales of F16 viper /block 70 then Algeria has no choice but to rival that with Su 57 and the Su 35 however for Algeria any deal would require quick deliveries which Russia is struggling in that regard as the priority is their own procurement because of thr war. For me personally I am big fan of the aethsetic of the Su 35 and su57 they are beautiful aircrafts

[@Anwar157]

@@amenboughanmi5819Thing is tho Morocco has good relations with Russia too & even with China. So it’s more complicated than simply saying Morocco/West vs Algeria/Russia.

[@anteversus8471]

@@Anwar157 These are just trade relations, and Russia will never trust a country with a history of betrayal.

[@kikimkimou8915]

Algeria will buy SU 57s and modernize its Su 30s in SM2 format, the SU 57s will be based in Reganne, the base is practically finished.

[@uffira4743]

In anyway, Algeria will try to get the better equipment the better sensors and so on from the Russians

[@ackrabann]

Algeria know the russian weapon more than you think and we go way back in our relation. we still got the Mg25 even its costly to maintain but its worth it... th MK SU35 SU34 S57 ...we do choose and ask what future to add or ajust that we need for each single peace. we do make our roules.

[@zmajew]

F22 just does not have a required range. It has short lags and that is why so many vas not produced and did not replaced F15

[@skykid1075]

الغيرة تنطق ههههههه شحال تغاروا من الجزائر.

[@mounirsaada2784]

روح تعطي واحد ماو سامع بيكم، باين ماكش فاهم meme pas وش راهم يهدرو

[@Philistine47]

I wonder how many Su-57s Russian aero industry is even capable of producing. Are the low numbers in service in the Russian AF just because Russia doesn't have the cash to pay for more, but the factory could crank up production at the drop of a hat? Or is that there are technical difficulties in producing something as complex as a modern fighter (especially for a country facing extensive financial and import restrictions) that mean no amount of money - whether from Russia or Algeria - can significantly speed up the rate of production?

[@MrStasyan2013]

no AL-51F -> no use buying sub-spec jets beyond a certain point. They can probably produce more airframes, the limiting factor is the engines.

[@kmrtnsn]

@@MrStasyan2013And microprocessors……..

[@102ndsmirnov7]

They can probably produce a lot of them, Russia doesn't want to pay for them.

[@Philistine47]

@ As far as anything I've read goes, Russia would _love_ to (be able to) pay for more Su-57s. The fact that they _can't_ doesn't change that they _want to._

[@voidtempering8700]

​@@kmrtnsnThey are able to make the micro-processors they use for the Su-57. The spec is roughly in line with what the original F-35 microchips were.

[@nataliamalikova8700]

Yes it has been in the news since more than 1 year at least... as Algeria is the largest purchaser of Russian military weapons. Moreover Algeria needs to enhance their air military power due to rivalry with near neighbor Marocco.

[@olenmeske360]

Morocco will have 48 F16 block 72/70 fighters by the end of 2025 which isn't many aircrafts, Algeria is not looking to enhance their air power, they're looking to drag Morocco into an arms race. If they get the su 57, Morocco will have to get the f35. Thus keeping the region from developing and investing these billions of dollars into infrastructure and education.

[@Ibrahim-xu6dt]

When it comes to su 30 algeria bought a costumized version called su 30 mka it is different from the chinese, Malaysian and Indian su 30 jets but russia always sells the best weapons to Algeria unless Algeria wants some different details details i don't think that algeria would buy a su 57 with less features or sensors, also i think the russians have a very high confidence on algerians when it comes to job secrets

[@zippyfinleyadventures]

As a Bulgarian in Canada I'm reminded of a classic story from Bulgarian news "Japan buys 50000 computers from us in historic day" next day "upon direct investigation and misprint it wasn't 50000 computers but 50000 cans of peaches" a week later "it wasn't 50000 but 5000"

[@doudzer6883]

As an Algerian don't worry for us we only have one word

[@zippyfinleyadventures]

@doudzer6883 oh I am not worried Habibi, was just laughing at the irony of my homeland's habits with news 🤣

[@VioletSilence]

And then it would be like "oh dam our neighbours have 5th gen we need those too to compete!" - "oh dam both of our neighbours have 5th gen we need too now!" - and all of a sudden Africa has the most powerful airfleet ever and Russian factory workers have cursed the day they were born having to deliver a new Su-57E every picosecond

[@alinanet94]

Russia has been trying to sell the Su-57 overseas for a long time. I remember shortly after the Su-57 prototype (T-50) was released, news articles said that Russia and India would collaborate on the T-50 program and develop a 2-seater version of the T-50 that India would adopt. But that didn't fly.

[@adriantepes-qu8wm]

They did work on the T-50 together for a few years. For several reasons, India decided to leave the project and start developing their own plane. It is probably a good decision from their point of view. India is too big to be dependent on either the US or Russia, and especially not on China.

[@sofyene4722]

Algeria is the strongest country in the region, period.

[@warboyrb]

Surprised by the lax Malaysia 29s training if true. At least in Soviet times the training for the export 29s was quite extensive - plenty of articles on Yugoslavia's fighter pilots/technicians training when they bought their 16 x MIG-29s. It even involved R73 missile firing for a couple of Yu pilots at the Astrakhan range.

[@MalikBenmansour-s1d]

Algeria and Russia have strong and reliable relations. We have one mindset. We do not forgive those who betray us.

[@flanker909]

Don't mistake a customer for a friend.

[@tIhIngan]

RE: F22 export variant. Canada was looking at replacing their aging CF18 by the late 2000s (hasn't been done yet), and one of the requirements is twin-engined for arctic patrol. An F22 export variant would have avoided over a decade of controversy and fake book-keeping that the RCAF went through because they decided they wanted the F35, even though it isn't suitable for arctic patrol.

[@mracer8]

With Canada becoming 51 states. There is absolutely no reason to waste their money and upgrade their arm force

[@saltymonke3682]

​@@mracer8not going to happen

[@raygunreagan2274]

The United States would never have gone for that Japan was also interested in the f22 but the United States said no

[@mn-lt4kq]

Algeria has Su 25:. Su 30 mka ، mig 29 . Su 3, SU 30 is the Main force

[@IgorL-rv1mn]

It sounds like they will also mig 41 and pak da are in testing phases according to rumor

[@نسيم-ل4ل]

Hi we're here

[@hamzaouamrouche57]

Top Gun 2 Suk 56 Felon vs F14 and F16

[@coyotehater]

An export F22? I can just hear the Kid with a Canadian or Australian accent! 😂😂 And little European Texas would have bought at least 50, lol!

[@NitaChaitaisong]

Australia wanted the f22 but got f35 biggest military mistake in Aussie history

[@Zo0mify]

for info Russia refused (maybe because of what is happening in Ukraine) and Algeria turned to the USA they have just signed a lot of military agreements.

[@xushenxin]

with average avionics, Su-57 is just slightly more expensive than S- 27. For low intensity environment, it is totally fine.

[@Daahma]

Did you know that Algeria and the USA are linked? The history of Algeria is fascinating. A multi-millenial story going back to Numedia, one of the oldest human civilizations. Besides Hannibal the great General who made Rome tremble was Algerian (from Numidia as in Gladiator 2), He was an Algerian Berber. Algeria is the only country in the world to have defeated terrorism. Algeria fought mercilessly against terrorism during the 90s. And they won the war against terrorism, alone without help. This is what allowed Algeria to gain immense skills in the field. Their army is the leading military power in Africa and the Middle East. It even surpasses many Western countries. It is a competent and very experienced army but also very professional. NATO and the American services and all countries often call upon Algeria for its great experience in the fight against terrorism, and for its very effective intelligence services. And you should know that in American military schools like West Point in the United States, the officers have students study the art of Algerian guerrilla warfare. This is how they defeated the French army during the war of liberation and for independence. Algeria became the world center of revolutionary struggles during the 1970s. Che Guevara, Nelson Mandela, the Black Panthers of the civic movements... all went to Algeria to join the revolutionary cause and who defend just and noble causes... Algerians have always supported oppressed peoples. During the Second World War, the allies were established in Algeria. Hundreds of thousands of Algerians gave their lives to free the world from the Nazis. These soldiers were called the Algerian Tirailleurs. True warriors on the front lines. French cemeteries are full of these buried Algerian Tirailleurs, who sacrificed themselves in the two world wars in order to liberate France and the world. The United States Navy was created thanks to Algeria. both indirectly and both directly. A common history between the USA and Algeria? Indeed, the American Navy was created at the time of Barbarossa and the pirates who were rampant in the Mediterranean, the United States suffered a heavy defeat and that's how they decided to create the US Navy. The history between the USA and Algeria is linked. Abraham Lincoln decorated a great Algerian leader, Emir Abdelkader, who had saved thousands of Christians in Syria. Abraham Lincoln received him at the White House, to thank him and to decorate him with the highest American distinction, for his heroism and his great humanity. He was a great Algerian hero who fought against the French colonists. Following this event, President Abraham Lincoln also gave him two magnificent Colt pistols decorated with gold and diamonds. These two Colts are on display in a museum in Algeria. A historic friendship. A historic friendship. The USA also supported Algeria's fight against colonial France. President JFK received Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella at the White House to congratulate Algeria's independence. JFK was a great supporter of the Algerian cause. Very few know it in America but we even have a city named after Emir Abdelkader. It was founded in honor of the Algerians and its people. Look on Google Map you will be amazed.

[@yonniiisan]

Why are you making this exposé 😂

[@Daahma]

@yonniiisan because i can

[@lazharpipo3039]

In fact, we have more than 100 Sukhoi 30. We started operating them from. 2006. And now. Developed to S M as. We get busy. MiG-29 m2.f. Mi-28 combat helicopter. Giant transport helicopter, so no. It is unlikely to be. Sukhoi 57. Available in 2025 

[@charlesmaurer6214]

If Russia is selling jets they can build more and pay for the next gen from the export sales. The US has to pay for each jet in full while with export, each export pays for one of your own. We need to keep building our own but sales to 2-4 close allies could pay for our fleets.

[@cosmoray9750]

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[@cosmoray9750]

What do you guys think of the J-25 ? 🤔✈

[@peacemaker2988]

SU-57 BEAUTIFUL FIGHTER THE EAGLE.

[@Hakim-Tahri]

does the f16 block 72 of morocco compete against su 30 and mig 29 of algeria?

[@EasonGianni]

Morocco has nobody to man them... They barely can find enough pilots for the RAM (Retard Air Maroc) let alone pilot fighter jets..

[@yahiakantour4384]

Short answer is no

[@latfiazzouz9171]

Morroco's F16 are older than Africa...not updated, not refurbished recently..basically they're sitting ducks..few years ago one marrocain F16 got shot down over Yemen...that says a lot..

[@Hakim-Tahri]

@ bro 23 block 52 25 block 72v bought in 2019 ?? Old???

[@Hakim-Tahri]

@ ahh ofc algerian

[@SaidMetiche-qy9hb]

Su-57 will go to the Palestinian state, Algerian speaking here my grand-grandfather fought in Europe in WW2 with the French and later my grandfather fought against the French for independence

[@mn-lt4kq]

Su 57 will be full on . No copy ...the Algerians know how to talk to the Russians.

[@_Av3nTad0R_]

I've never quite understood the logic of selling a weapon you've designed to another country. What happens if you end up at war with them? Can you really trust the selling country not to include something in the exported jets that renders it ineffective-or to keep providing replacement parts and support when tensions arise?

[@joncox9719]

They may sell the American Jet such as the F-16 or F-35, but don't think they have the same capability in their software! They are somewhat down graded, PLUS, don't think the military industrial complex can't secretly jam or limit their exported equipment's capabilities with a flip of a switch? Don't think back door access was not installed? Hmmmm?

[@Bond19-16]

Their arms are safer in the hands of Algerians than the Russians themselves, every time Russian arms were compromised it was by Russians.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

To add to joncox, remember our own DoD stated 80% of all microchips in US equipment is made in China and all contain hardwired backdoor kill switches, statements delivered to Congress in Hearings with Jim Jordan as chair. Also remember two flights first sent after that balloon had to turn back due to "Electronics Failures" including a type that has shot down objects in orbit before. The two jets that finally sent had to be stripped of the electronics and rebuilt for the mission, taking about a week to prep that third flight. (This part is just my own suspicion, I think they borrowed hardware from Israel to rebuild them) Israel does buy US jets but has a requirement to replace all the electronics with hardware they produce themselves. The I model of the joint strike fighter combines the best of the 3 used by the US and with their electronics even out performs the US models in several areas including Speed, Range and Engagement Range by slight amounts after they are done. Basically Israel does what Calloway does for GM corvettes with US military jets. Also Turkey has turned down the US jet for their own home built KAAN after being partners in the US project development, that is also being readied for sale with the same tech imbedded from the start. By building for others you can pay for your own force with a 1 sold for 1 for home and you can hold back some upgrades or options a few years. You do want to limit who you sell too but also consider if allies have the same basic equipment then they can service your stuff or provide help in joint forces. If we are to fight in Asia we will need basing in friendly countries and we are extremely short on Navy ships fit to cross the ocean in the escort, supporting or supply roles. The Littoral classes, not counting unexpected problems, are not even designed for action beyond the home coastal areas with range limitations that make them unsuited for any overseas conflict beyond central America or Canada. The Burkes are 20yrs past planned retirement and no replacement is ready, same for the Aegis ships. Other than the Ford Carriers the navy has not launched a worthy new class in over 20 years. Part of the problem is everything has gone into R&D but little into production. The new Constellation Class was started over a decade ago and is yet to launch the lead ship with 2/3 of her having to be rebuilt at least once for changes.

[@wassimharzli336]

Actually it's better that they fight you with weapons that you made and know everything about instead of western weapons that you know so Little about their capabilities and limitations

[@tarwingrill4531]

Algeria and Russia are very far from each other. Besides, Algerian constitution forbids their army to go outside the country, except for humanitarian cases approved by the UN. I can't see any situation for a war between Russia and Algeria.

[@behindthen0thing525]

Wow

[@The_Pun1sher]

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[@zakalantikazakalantika1946]

Vous êtes en retard l'Algérie a commandé 14 su 57 et déjà un jet a été livré. Il y a un accord pour livrer deux escadrons de su 35 en attendant la modernisation des réacteurs des su 57.

[@愛を込めてロシアから]

So Algeria will be the second country on the planet to operate a fifth-generation aircraft after Russia?

[@globalpower6967]

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[@globalpower6967]

Belorussia 2

[@voidtempering8700]

China was the second country after the US to field a 5th generation aircraft. The J-20 entered service in 2017, the Su-57 entered service in 2020. Ahead of Algeria, the UK, Belgium, Denmark, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway, South Korea, Japan, and Australia all operate 5th gen aircraft. Some of these nations started using the F-35 before the Su-57 was even introduced into service, and some of these nations have more F-35s than Russia has Su-57s. Other nations are also set to recieve the F-35 before Algeria gets the Su-57, and that is not withstanding China giving Pakistan and other potential buyers of the J-35 that aircraft before Russia delivers the Su-57.

[@愛を込めてロシアから]

@ I'll just remind you that the fifth-generation aircraft should be multifunctional, stealth, super-maneuverable, with modern avionics and afterburnerless supersonic. Only the Su-57 meets these requirements.

[@voidtempering8700]

@@愛を込めてロシアから Can you tell me who made up that those requirements for 5th gen? Additionally, the F-35 and F-22 are undoubtedly more advanced than the Su-57, along with the J-20 and J-35. The stealth features for the Su-57 simply lags behind compared to the others, and its radar system also isn't that good compared to its competitors.

[@pattygman4675]

Russia be like. You want fries with that?

[@JeanBatiste5158]

The would prefer bananas

[@doudzer6883]

@@JeanBatiste5158 Algerian arent black you know it no as a french

[@STOPEJECTPLAY]

Mig 25 was the first. Correct. Su57 i don't know, i don't see algeria buying it while it is not yet fitted with izdeliye 30 jet engines

[@acoustic5738]

If not wrong, that website said Iran already had a s400....Let that sink in.

[@seegurke93]

lol didnt help them ag israeli F35s last time

[@bobsemple9341]

​@@seegurke93you don't seem to know much. Why not actually look into topics?

[@acoustic5738]

@seegurke93 ill be more clear... Evidently it wasnt true.

[@Castragroup]

They do

[@jg3000]

​@@seegurke93Still training on them. Or only have 2 of them is also very likely why they didn't help. Or F-35 is better. One or the other.

[@Ptpd3370]

They've been claiming this for years, ZERO evidence it's for real. They would've been better served buying 2nd hand Mig-31's, vs an incredibly expensive, questionable platform that's going to require a LOT of expertise, training and logistical pipeline. Their Foxbats were enough to turn an Israeli strike package away once. The Foxhound is the logical extension of the Mig-25, and proving fearsome in Ukraine. Provided they want a defensive counter air fighter, the Mig-31 is the better play.

[@YannMalcolms]

@@Ptpd3370 They already got them and they're focusing on the J-20 Mighty Dragon.

[@yahiakantour4384]

Test of the su 57 were already conducted in Algeria for the final confirmation. Sukoi executives cw in October 2024 if I remember to finalize the deal as local algerian sources accros X have said.

[@murto4692]

Mig 31 is no longer produced, their flight life is coming to an end, these planes are about to retire. Their radar is outdated and will be worse than that of the Su 35. Also, Russia will not sell its Mig 31 because of its extraordinary flight characteristics, after the end of its flight life, they will be converted into inhabitants H-47М2 "Kinzhal" and anti-satellite aircraft, and the Russian Aerospace Forces will replace the MiG 31 with the Su 57

[@Team6OWG]

@@yahiakantour4384 Russia also probably showed off footage of them in Ukraine as well to show off its capabilities.

[@yahiakantour4384]

@Team6OWG the pictures n the 3d model were seen in 2020 if I remember.

[@iciman100]

Who is general Michael Langley ti ya ???

[@nathanthompson3401]

Algeria gives Russia a reliable and “safe” base for operations into the Sahel and Libya as those governments go through coups and chaos. It might be a bit of a trade off for more current technology and proximity.

[@Anwar157]

Russia already have bases in Libya & the Sahel. They could have put bases in Algeria if they wanted to but they didn’t!

[@babsparklefourbe2513]

Never in life. Don't even think about it for a second! Algeria is a sovereign country. Russia is a partner and friendly country, but not to the point of granting it a military base in Algeria.

[@darhammora7867]

Russia can't export it to any country because most countries fear US sanctions. Apart from some countries, India is one of the countries that doesn't fear US sanctions because they know the US needs India to balance China, but guess what; India refused it and pulled out of shared development back in 2018 due to disappointment in its features

[@arenadi5776]

I wonder if this is part of a Russian attempt for a deal for a replacement naval base in the Med

[@MrSchwabentier]

I‘m very confident it is, yes. They don’t really have many other options to begin with

[@MrSchwabentier]

@@Bond19-16 so where else would the establish a new naval base?

[@YannMalcolms]

No.

[@Alibaba40-j1i]

If true than Marokko wil get the f35

[@tomriley5790]

Russia would happily sell the Su-57, Algeria is one of Russia's closest allies they were one of very few countries to support them at the UN after the invasion of Ukraine, Russia has sold them lots of things in the past. That said I don't really think it matters, I don't think Algeria equiped with Su-57s is much more of a threat than Algeria equiped wiht Su-33s etc. Algeria is in a proxy war with Morocco over Western Sahara etc. so possibly you might get more orders from Morrocco.

[@murto4692]

Su 33 is a carrier-based aircraft and is in service only with the Russian Federation; Algeria has the Su 30

[@anteversus8471]

Algeria does not covet Western Sahara, it is a question of decolonization of a territory that belongs to a people, the Sahrawis. And it is not waging a proxy war in Morocco, what is happening in the Sahara is a very low intensity war on the part of the Sahrawis.

[@vladimirvladimir1993]

Not sure it exists as a fighter. Parade dummy - yes, it even flies a bit.

[@sidalichadli1047]

no, i have my cousin and he tell me no , nothing is official bcs it has more problems , they are talking about typhon . sir i can tell you it 's not true cause the person i know him he work for the air force and he was pilot

[@Taczy2023]

Just got to work on producing more than 20 of them in 14 years.

[@lukewhitehouse4103]

Russia cant export crap now they need partners for the programme to allow them to procure more and to develop the airframe internally They just have to be able to trust the partners which is why Iran, Algeria, NK, Belarus all makes sense.

[@mbtenjoyer9487]

The usual, nothing burger they’ve been asking since 2019 and still nothing

[@AidenJoseph]

Iraq was the first buyer of the Mig-25 in late 70s followed by India then Algeria and others.

[@fennex2000]

just to inform you Algeria the Only country that test her jet fighters on her own soil... let it sink.... maybe know you understand the kind of deals Algeria have with Russia

[@JeanBatiste5158]

The only country where russian experts still repaire their ageing aircraft in homeland and denied access to algerian mecanics

[@benabka]

Are the Russians going to sell the version with the highest specs?

[@YannMalcolms]

It doesn't matter since they will be heavily modified afterwards.

[@yahiakantour4384]

Algeria modify their weapons locally, that doesn't matter

[@kthapa9697]

Su57 and f35 faceoff in aero india

[@omarelourfi8484]

A follower from Morocco 🇲🇦 since his interaction with the latest movie Top Gun. Neighboring Algeria is free to buy whatever it wants from the Russians, but our choice to partner with the United States of America was correct with regard to weapons, especially the recent deal for 24 F16 Block 72 aircraft, which is a dangerous fighter aircraft. It is true that neighboring Algeria is always seeking to buy the Su 57E. It will be the export version, meaning it is less efficient than the Russian original. In return, Morocco will have to add another option, which is to buy the F35 or F15EX.

[@EasonGianni]

You guys can barely manage a horse carriage, still a common sight in your country, by the way, let alone combat planes. Do the planes come with pilots, or should you start ordering those from Israel too? Otherwise, those aircrafts will just stay on the ground as useless decorations, kind of like your king.

[@goisnois5118]

@@EasonGianniB.S your country paying more money in weapons than building infrastructure or creating jobs for people….

[@goisnois5118]

@@EasonGianninot forgeting your president who speaks nonsense all time like desalination of 1.2 billion cubic metre of sea water per day or algeria in global top 3 GDPs 😂

[@BruceBen-s7h]

why rush to conclusions like a teenage girl, the article was written by a BULGARIAN author not ALGERIAN !

[@yahiakantour4384]

Since you talk like an. Expert, let me teach you s commn information taht you don't know. Your neighboring algeria can and have the ability to heavily modify their weapons, since this is a strategy adopted by the ANP. And have the access to test and improve the purchase before it arrives. Thanks to tye advanced military complex that algeria have , it have the ability to improve their own weapons and to also build from the scratch their own weapons, starting with navy. Plus the variation of which the army buy weapons from gives the development sector a high maneuverability to costumize the build with different sources. Something that the marocain royal army lack badly

[@sundragon7703]

"Vanity purchase"?

[@larryboyd5882]

Is it not so much also about bragging rights in the middle east as to which country is operating which supposedly advanced aircraft, in reality very few of these expensive aircraft will ever see actual combat.

[@anteversus8471]

The day Morocco-Israel dares to attack Algeria they will find someone to talk to

[@khandimahn9687]

Does Russia even have enough Su-57's for themselves?

[@GoD_Quake]

I think they are trying to subsidize the production of their own 57s but selling them to other countries. They need the money.

[@gerrya4818]

they can produce enough, they just cant afford to for themselves. if others are paying they shouldnt have much of a problem pumping them out. will most likely be a cut down export model though also.

[@gamerboy7820]

If the war ends I think it should come into production

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

[@slashsaussier]

Hi, I just wanna mentione one thing sure her, Algeria wanna have the SU 57 not to face the issue with Morocco, not at all😊.Morocco is not even a threat, they have a weak army compared to the Algerian army.

[@HassanBelghali]

yes in amgala Moroccan made a lot of algerian prisonners like Top General Said Chengriha. it is reported that they let a souvenir on his ... with moroccan hot coin. hhhhhhhhhhhhh even Egyptian know this story. with love frm Marrakech

[@walid04x97]

​@@HassanBelghali moroccan military specializes in preparing tea and washing underwear for allied armies 😆

[@FELiPES101]

russia needs money so this just makes sense...the parts and support will be very questionable

[@ra71m16]

Algeria already have the infrastructure for the support of russian planes since they have purchased many in the past

[@TheBandit2006]

But didn’t Iran buy some Su-57s? I saw it in a movie so it had to be true.

[@yahiakantour4384]

They bought su 35's

[@marc9080]

Just a Joke!

[@T-BOUNCING]

Wrong move by Russia

[@Yott8]

❤❤❤🇩🇿🫡🇵🇸🇷🇺✍️💪

[@39MJM]

It may not make sense for Russia to export the SU57 when considering the risk of leaks to the west. However, the war in Ukraine isn’t cheap and reports suggest the Russian economy is not in a good place (if it ever was). The other consideration is what might be in it for Russia. Basing rights in Algeria? It would have given them presence at both ends of the Mediterranean and might be viewed as even more important now that they have been kicked out of Syria?

[@engintozak1767]

Sukhoi su 57 Russian bear.... General Putin...

[@zalatanezala3092]

I thing the "caveman" here is he who ignors algeria's miitary ranking in the world..🙃

[@dsfs17987]

I bet russia is trying to get a ship port in Meds deal together and had to resort to offering the Su-57, that's how low their stock is right now

[@Ali-BacharMelenchon]

26 janvier 2025 = 0 Sukhoi vendu à l’Algérie = ZERO = 0️⃣

[@anteversus8471]

T'inquiète, avec ou sans Sukhoi tu l'auras ta tannée le jour J

[@Ali-BacharMelenchon]

@@anteversus8471 Poutine plus grand exterminateur tanneur de Russes au 21ème siècle.

[@Ali-BacharMelenchon]

@@anteversus8471 99,9% des toquards vomisseurs d’Occident cireurs de pompes de Poutine préfèrent vivre en Occident.

[@A79kax]

free western Sahara

[@tomazznidarko8700]

I must say, for beeing US fighter pilots, you are very objective.

[@MrSchwabentier]

It’s their job. Because underestimating your enemy because of a feeling of superiority is an easy way to get yourself killed. You have to be objective to make good decisions.

[@The_Pun1sher]

Hi, I gays i think your information regarding the Algerian 🇩🇿 air force and the quality of the aircraft Algeria 🇩🇿 purchased from Russia 🇷🇺 or China 🇨🇳 or even from the Italian 🇮🇹 government, is not untimely accurate, you need to do more research to the way the Algerian 🇩🇿 government purchased his military aircraft and hardware, then you be surprised. In 2006 Algeria 🇩🇿 returned to Russia 🇷🇺 15 Mig 29 SMT due to the poor Quality of the air frame, this order was one of the 36 Aircraft. And Russia 🇷🇺 replaced all the batch by new SU 30 With a higher quality and electronic and so. So please do your homework work first before taking about Algerian 🇩🇿 Air Force or Navy or land forces. Thank you.

[@GM-xk1nw]

Algerian military junta loves to use Morocco as the ultimate enemy instead of fixing the country's problem.

[@marsmotion]

this is every country lol. countries are all nothing but open air prisons world wide

[@愛を込めてロシアから]

USA military junta loves to use Russia/China as the ultimate enemy instead of fixing the country's problem.

[@jihadrouani5525]

@@marsmotion Not Algeria man, you would not believe the length at which they go through to blame every last thing wrong in their country and the world on Morocco, and they're spending the 2nd highest ratio of GDP to defense budget only behind Ukraine which is at war.... It's absurd the level of hatred they have lol

[@Iamabot4708]

America does the same thing to China. Russia did the same thing to Ukraine

[@愛を込めてロシアから]

@@Iamabot4708 what russia did to ukraine?

[@dinaadjali8904]

Why create a video on a subject you don’t know anything about? How many I don’t know 🤷‍♀️

[@bcluett1697]

Gonky is 100% on the money. They are in beggarsville and they need foreign money to fuel their aircraft ventures and perhaps Algeria can get some more of those precious metals they can't get enough of. On a side note France will have all sorts of eyes on these exports if it comes to fruition. This is undoubtedly part of Russia's need to keep hooks in Africa. So many people killed or displaced at Russian hands directly and indirectly by the people they back to take over countries so they can covet the resources and force people into slavery for their beggar empire. Wouldn't surprise me if they set up an airbase to back their despots and cause further "revolutions".

[@kmrtnsn]

“Deal imminent?” If you think a 30 year delivery timeline without avionics is “imminent”, sure……

[@102ndsmirnov7]

That's how Lockheed Martin "delivers" their F-16 to Europe...

[@soumyajitsingha9614]

​@102ndsmirnov7 are you on something because Greece and Poland are already receiving F 16 Block 70 with APG 83 AESA radar and AIM 120D AMRAAM

[@102ndsmirnov7]

@ Yes, I'm unhappy that my country, Bulgaria, bought F-16s like a decade ago and we still haven't received them even though we should have. We could have bought and had our MiG-29s repaired from Poland for much cheaper and we actually would have gotten them. All NATO does is scam Europe out of money.

[@vasilijevukadinovic6843]

First I read the chips comment now this. Please stop wasting my life with these msgs. Most people don't use destiny for equipment education.

[@elite4124]

Experts ☕️

[@keyboard_g]

They get the ones put together with wood screws.

[@pjm760]

W😂w😱 what an original comment😱😱

[@maciek_k.cichon]

Kremlin would gladly sell some Su-57, to have funds to buy some Chinese J-35🤣

[@warboyrb]

Funny you say that. With their Su-33s being quite decrepit you never know