Why is no one buying Russian fighter jets anymore?

[@Binkov]

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[@thekraken1173]

11:48 Turkish Map is wrong

[@danielcoles1989]

@@thekraken1173 5:30 so is Ukraine

[@EmreKayiran]

@Binkov Fix the map

[@Proudenglishperson]

Propaganda 😂😂

[@TheRezro]

There is a rumor that Egyptians were displeased with quality of Su-35 and that also play part in cancellation of the order. It is because Russia basically didn't develop new fighter (what would not explode like Su-57) from times of Cold War and most of they designs are basically repacked Su-27. While with Su-30 it make sense as Russia lost bulk of its Soviet industry and it was still decent in the early 2000. Su 34/35 were promoted as next gen fighters, but they were basically only slightly modernized Su-30. When potential clients realized that they drop the deals. Especially after previous permanence issues with Su-30. Iran also is disinterested with Su-35 as they operate F-14. Even if Russia try push them. The more interesting part is why Russia didn't use it for the war? That could explain a lot.

[@Nathan-vt1jz]

Probably a combination five main factors (my guess at the beginning): 1. Russia is focused on making weapons for the war against Ukraine. 2. Russian weapons are slow to arrive and lost prestige with their performance in the war with Ukraine. 3. Competition from Turkey, China, and other countries. 4. Sanctions on high tech equipment (such as semiconductors). 5. China and India are producing more of their own equipment.

[@gae_wead_dad_6914]

China and India are producing equipment at the same rate* India was always the top buyer for Russian equipment. Recently they chose Rafale, though. Breaking the dependence on Russian jets for the first time.

[@hkbgjgfg8995]

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[@segalliongaming8925]

@@hkbgjgfg8995I wish more of my fellow Westerners realized this. The RuZZian fighter jets in question don’t need the latest cutting-edge silicon manufacturing. This is because commodity semiconductors have advanced significantly since these jets were first released.

[@keenancollett6465]

​@@hkbgjgfg8995it probably could it just took the cheaper and easier option to buy from Russia.((Ps Russia is trying to set up a joint fifth Gen fighter factory in India right now might wanna check that out.))

[@SurajMandal-lj6hc]

​@@hkbgjgfg8995India manufacture lca Tejas meanwhile most of Chinese fighter jet are licensed version of russian fighter jet look your flanker series fighter jet.

[@fredyyfredfreddy]

The problem for Russia is that their customers have either joined the western countries, become broke, or become advanced enough to make their own fighter jets, often copies of Russian designers.

[@Felipa0_1OOmed0]

Or buying aircrafts from china. That's the case of pakistan airforce.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

No, the problem for ruzzia is their former clients have had a vivid demonstration of how bad Ruzzian jets and tanks actually are.

[@briant5685]

are we gonna pretend that it isn't US threatening anyone willing to buy russian airplanes since 2017 with sanctions

[@francescopagani4327]

@@canadiangemstones7636 russian jets are still better than many western jets kid...

[@xanaphiatotnax2504]

@@francescopagani4327 is that why so many countries are drooling and wanting to get a hold of russian jets? They're better? 😂

[@vernonkuhns3561]

Russia is not delivering on old orders. Why would buyers think they could deliver on new orders as long as Ukraine is active?? Where are the metrics showing how well Russian aircraft have performed in Ukraine?

[@TheTeddyGuy28]

They've got a relatively high crash rate that's for certain. Hard numbers are difficult to determine because the war is ongoing and both sides fib and lie. But there's been a number of SU fighters in Russian service that sort of just fell out of the sky and crashed into Russian apartments and stuff.

[@Zetler]

Here’s a metric. They can’t fly over Kiev in an all out war where they employed “unstoppable” hypersonic missiles. Still can’t fly over Kiev.

[@User-CT-55555]

They haven’t been doing too much w them outside of poking n prodding Maintaining numbers from the increased flight hours is likely why they don’t export.

[@keenancollett6465]

@@User-CT-55555 nah it's because of lacking materials sanctions are a pain and making new toys takes a lotta stuff Russia can't easily get anymore and the reason they have to be so careful with their terrible air force is because man pads and enemies anti air tech is better than their very limited stealth capability. They really shoulda studied the gulf wars better.

[@DerDop]

@@User-CT-55555 I dont know anything about Russian planes, but I know that The most modern parts from the most modern Russian tank, meaning the electronics, are made in France, Slovakia...

[@RedXlV]

Russia's biggest export customers by far were China and India. China no longer needs to import fighters from anybody else, and India is working very hard to get into that same position. Not to mention, India has always bought from anybody who's selling, rather than locking themselves into eastern or western hardware. Meaning that any time they look for a new fighter that, India has solicited bids from the US, Britain, France, Russia, and Sweden, and picked whichever jet they thought was the best deal. And in their most recent big contract, the Dassault Rafale beat out the MiG-35. If the MRCA competition had gone differently (and faced just as many delays and legal challenges afterward), Russia would've been exporting dozens (at least) of MiG-35s to India this decade.

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

If India has kept her cooperation with Russia. You would have by now plenty of squadrons of 5th generation FGFA produced by INDIA! Now as result of falling for Western bribes and false promises, you haven't got even 4th generation jet engine ready. You've bought very, very expensive overpriced Rafale. That's why you don't have enough squadrons as planned. That's why India will produce their own 5th generation jet in 20 years, while Pakistan will buy 5th generation jets this year from China.

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

China has copied illegally Russian SU-30, SU-33 jets. While India wanted to buy 5-th generation FGFA (SU-57) very cheap. Now you buy old design 4th generation Rafale for much more money. India will build domestic 5th generation jet in 20 years. While Pakistan will have Chinese 5th. gen. this year.

[@RedXlV]

@@zeljkopopovic2662 Imagine selling China military hardware and then being surprised that they start making bootleg copies of it.

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

​@@RedXlV I agree. That was very stupid from Russians not to protect their know how. They must have been convinced that China will not have the same attitude towards them. Yet Chinese have copied everything Soviet or Russian they could lay their hands on already. So everything indicated that they couldn't be trusted. Lesson is learned now, but it's too late. China took full advantage from collapse of USSR.

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

@@Rehunauris ​ Rehunauris you are liar. There is new AL-51F1 fifth generation engine, new upgraded avionics and some other stuff in the new SU-57M upgrade. With which SU-57M will fly super cruise on Mach-2 while F-22 can super cruise only on Mach-1,3 speed. Now SU-57M is true 5th generation jet (not contested by anyone) much better than F-22. And F-35 can't do super cruise without afterburner at all, that is FACT!

[@Holammer]

Nothing impressed potential buyers of Russian airframes more than videos showing Russian pilots piloting with commercial car GPS.

[@Sebby6666]

But that’s actually a good ads for cheap Chinese gps system 😂

[@greybuckleton]

@@Sebby6666 it was a Garmin, which is US, and it wasn't a car GPS, as that wouldn't work.

[@greybuckleton]

My ex RAF mate used to use a hand held trekkers GPS when he served in Iraq in the Tornado. People forget how old these aircraft are. The comms to the aircraft for weapon deployment was through an iPad. Changing the certified avionics is super expensive and so not funded. Little stick on additions work fine and can be done very quickly and cheaply. It's actually the same for my civilian airliner I fly. The most powerful computer on board is my iPad Air, and it's got a lot of the software we use on it.

[@Sebby6666]

@@greybuckleton Not Garmin but a generic. Russia isn’t that stupid to use American GPS.

[@greybuckleton]

@@Sebby6666 they use US chips, EU chips, Chinese chips and Russian chips. If you want to know what they actually use rather than just the NAFO obsession with that one video of one aircraft with a hand held GPS, google Kometa M. That's the primary system, they use it in aircraft, Orlan 10 and even in the new UMPK bombs. Several chips are in those different systems, but the GPS chip is the LEA-6N multi mode GNSS chip produced by Swiss company uBlox. These are paired with the Russian manufactured MNP-M7 which is itself a direct copy of the US designed and built ADSP-BF534. This sort of combination is found in all modern aircraft.

[@stephenbuck1280]

The reason is simple. Russia’s biggest customer China is producing its own planes now and India wants to diversify its suppliers because its main strategic opponents are China and Pakistan, both of which are aligned with Russia. France is aggressively pushing its planes to many of Russia’s potential customers and the US has much better products. The Russian arms sales are even more challenged when it comes to armoured vehicles and other heavy military equipment as there are many more producers now such as Turkey and South Korea. This is a major challenge for Russia as any future weapons development and manufacturing costs cannot be shared with other countries and the cost per unit is going to be very high. Only countries which no one else wants to supply such as North Korea and Iran will buy Russian. Russia has lost the economy of scale it needs to develop and sell weapons.

[@ADobbin1]

Russia also doesn't have any armoured vehicles to sell because they have been systematically destroying their own supply of armoured vehicles in ukraine.

[@meteorknight999]

Pakistan is aligned with US and even helped in Afghanistan, against iran. South korea sells to west nothing to do with Russia. Turkey only has Azerbaijan.

[@fn0rd-f5o]

Not to mention everything Russia produces is garbage!

[@greybuckleton]

India also was trying to make its own jets, with the somewhat failed Tjas project. Same as the Arjun tank. It has delivered a product, just a very limited one. ALthough do not underestimate the US economic warfare. Russia has had real orders canceled due to this and an unknown amount never manifest. It's against the UN charter, but the USA does not worry itself about such things.

[@meteorknight999]

@@ADobbin1 nato tanks are burning in ukrn is that why you do this cope do you lol

[@crumcon]

American CAATSA, only some country have the balls to buy them. Like India for example. Indonesia supposed to buy at least 2 squadrons of Su-35S, but backed away from the deal because of American CAATSA

[@paulsteaven]

Indonesia dropped Su-35 and got superior Rafale armed with Meteor instead.

[@cool06alt]

Funny thing about CAATSA is, it was signed by Trump and doesn't even include country like China.

[@u2beuser714]

​@@Rehunauris But still the vast majority of indias airforce use russian stuff

[@wyne9145]

​@@u2beuser714majority which was ordered during the 2000s

[@keenancollett6465]

@@u2beuser714 so is Ukraine's doesn't stop them for asking for f-16s and their over the horizon attack capabilities

[@sannickdey6160]

Because of lack of good reliable super cruise capable engine , Aesa radar , and good weapon package India is not buying Russian jets anymore...

[@LordLebu]

India didn't buy US aircraft either.

[@rocerist]

​@@LordLebu yes but they have bought European

[@marseldagistani1989]

​@@rocerist The French are feasting on that Rafale contract

[@csonracsonra9962]

​@@LordLebuthey need plumbing first😂

[@LordLebu]

@@roceristwe have been buying weapons from France since the time of Napoleon.

[@stevencolor3389]

Another critical aspect is that military vehicles are heavy investments in time and money. Aircraft require constant repairs, if you can't get supplies via either a unreliable supplier or because your supplier cut you off via a war (either the supplier needs the parts themselves or you are at war with the supplier) , your air force gets grounded within a month as planes wear out without replacement parts They are costly, an SU-57 is 40-50 million USD which is alot of money to waste

[@pablo17667140]

not a word about france getting all the market previously own by russia. france weapons is a middle ground, expensive but modern and without political string attached. also south korea is doing great in defense development. yes, EEUU sanctions are a factor, but other is the market evolved and doing better weapons that russia

[@Lomhow]

for real, French military industrial complex is printing money thanks to Russian failures

[@ryanovski]

One correction, except the first phase, most Indian Su-30MKIs are built in India. Those 12 planned Airframes would be delivered after HAL's Nashik plant restarts the Su-30 Production line, which would take time as the Plant is busy with HAL Tejas Production. India is buying old 2nd hand MiG-29s as spares and additional flying units. The existing MiG-29s (which were bought in the 1980s) were modernized to SMT standard (called MiG-29UPG), to keep them reliable till 2035. The Indian Navy MiG-29K/KUB will also be retired post 2035 (given that they are only Active since 2010s), as there's minimal support from Russia for spares and all... India had plans to buy MiG-31s as their MiG-25s being retired, but chose Su-30's Multirole abilities. Indian Navy was planning to Induct Su-34 (unconfirmed), but that plan didn't get through. And the FGFA (Su-57 derivative) also stalled. Both the Su-35 and MiG-35 are competing with the Rafale, EF Typhoon, JAS-39 Gripen, F/A-18 Super Hornet, F-15EX Eagle II, and the F-21 (Indianised version of F-16V) in the MRFA Tender. The Russian Aircrafts have little to no chance succeeding.

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

Russia will not sell MiG-31 to India. SU-30MKI is Russian jet for which you pay licenses to produce them, to produce engines. Russia is already making upgrade of SU-57M and FGFA project is thing of the past. India can buy SU-57M of the shelf though or participate in SU-75 project

[@davey7452]

Many potential customers are no longer interested when they found out the electronic systems were using washing machine chips.

[@Markus117d]

I think what Russia's actions in Ukraine revealed about Russian hardware has done much more damage to Russia's arms exports than any sanctions 😂

[@Buczo997]

😅Now everyone can see that russian shit is shit

[@johntomasini3916]

@@Buczo997 Chinese exports to Africa are pretty shit as well.

[@omnadrener1]

Not true Russian aircraft still performing well yes you are going to get losses but they have performed well.Sanctions are real Reason why Aircraft can’t sell.

[@korana6308]

Is that why demand for Russian weapons had increased to a historical height of 60 billion US Dollars?

[@JohnnyboytheGuy]

@@korana6308 then why is the share of global arms exports by russia dropped from 21% in 2018 to 11% in 2024🤔🤫

[@hisdudeness8328]

Well, when you’re ‘very best’ equipment is getting thrashed by 30 year old western equipment, it doesn’t take a genius to figure out which gear a nation should be invested in buying.

[@ernstschloss8794]

Problem is: It isn't. Most Russian losses are due to Soviet/Ukrainian tech, not Western ( Patriot's been mostly being used against cruise missiles and ammo, confirmed shoot down of planes is almost non-existent). And the ammount of losses is not inconsistent with the ammount and layer of defenses the Ukrainians have. If you look at the Gulf War, for example, Iraq shoot down some 40 Coallition planes in 2 months. Compared to that, Russian losses seem not that serious at all.

[@christopherbeckford3102]

Erick Prince former navy seal and CEO of blackwater in his interview with tucker Carlson, say most of the nato weapon given to ukraine didn't work on the battlefield, the ukraine had to improvise and innovate new tactic to counter the Russians

[@ms3862]

@@christopherbeckford3102ukranian cheap drone has destroyed $20 billion Black Sea navy to smithereens

[@WeoXCY]

​@@Rehunaurisnot to mention that all types of western equipment was destroyed at least several times. Especially patriot system

[@KaletheQuick]

I've got to be honest, the reason I haven't bought any is because the price is too high. I just can't afford it in this economy 😭

[@Triple_J.1]

Work two jobs.

[@Joaquin546]

@@Triple_J.1 With inflation it's more like 2 and a half now.

[@Not_leighton]

Holy shit! The amount of bots is insane 😂

[@kylehayes6432]

I've made it 1:00 into the video, and I can tell you why. Russia cant even use their aircraft against Ukraine. They are limited to low and fast strikes that typically dont exceed past their border. Modern air defense has made their tech obsolete.

[@JacksonL1238]

What a nice informative video. I’m sure there won’t be angry Russian bots flooding the comments

[@CerryPomo]

lol they are showing their weakness really hardcore rn. ruzzo bot quality is down. manufactured in china?

[@102830189291]

@@CerryPomo Russia cut the paychecks for their troll factories and sent the money to the war, thats why the troll quality has gotten so bad

[@u2beuser714]

​@@CerryPomo Ukrainian bots are even worse tbh , ukrainian bots think that their listeners have no capacity to think which is in your case atleast, true

[@wombatgirl997]

"decent-ish capability for not a lot of money" sounds like exactly what I want in my military equipment...

[@m.streicher8286]

I can tell you aren't in procurement

[@awesomebydefault3877]

its either that or not having anything. Seems like an easy decision

[@NickSteffen]

If the capability were actually “decent ish” it wouldn’t be a problem. Wars that last longer than the couple of month wars that have defined the modern era until now don’t deplete equipment enough to reveal this fact, but it is true. The big problem is these weapons aren’t decent, they are bad. And not only are they bad they are maintained and operated poorly.

[@christineshotton824]

It's generally not a good idea to count on deliveries from a nation that is at war and has shown a history of preempting foreign sales in favor of wartime production.

[@kwonekstrom2138]

IMO, there are several factors. 1. Competition, with more nations producing export airframes... there are low cost alternatives 2. Indiginous production, more nations are opting to build their own aircraft. Some of these were heavy purchasers of soviet airframes. 3. Expense, operating a fleet of aircraft is expensive. Pilots need stick time which uses up flight hours on the airframe. Fuel, maintenance, replacements, and munitions. 4. AA... most nations will not be able to stop a great power. Their goals are to restrict peers. Modern AA can severely restrict 4th gen airforces. Munitions may be expensive, but maintenance and operation are cheaper than aircraft.

[@soumyajitsingha9614]

India's last Russian fighter aircraft purchase was the Su 30 in early 2000s and now those have been produced in India and are entirely made from Indian avionics and french subsystems but even after that India has moved towards purchase of aircraft from mostly US and France US provides rotary wing aircraft and strategic airlifters while France provides fighters

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

@soumyajitsingha9614 Wrong. You've kept paying licensees for production of SU-30 because they are Russian planes and you pay Russian engines.

[@soumyajitsingha9614]

@@zeljkopopovic2662 No it won't remain Russian for longer as the missile we use for air to air is the Astra MK 1 it has 110km Max range which is more than the max range of R-77 which is around 80kms only Also combine those better Indian missiles with upcoming Indian AESA radar underdevelopment for the Su 30 and you will keep crying then Russian Z bot

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

​@@soumyajitsingha9614 You talk nonsense. Sukhoi SU-30MKI is RUSSIAN jet for which India must pay LICENSES to produce them. And if the parts or even engines are produced in India you still must pay LICENSES for those produced parts or engines. When it comes to Astra, R-77M is 193km range! So still 83km better than your Astra! Russia has medium and long range missiles that outclasses anything India has. You are not even capable to produce 4th generation engine despite all French and American help. Let alone to build 5th generation jet.

[@soumyajitsingha9614]

@@zeljkopopovic2662 duh your country survives each day because India shows mercy to you and buys your oil or else you would be forced to become part of China

[@soumyajitsingha9614]

@@zeljkopopovic2662 Indian Astra Mk 3 has range of 300km now say what you have to say

[@Riad-z9k]

Algeria in the sphere of influence ? Lol you funny. Algeria didn't recognize crimea annexation ( you can verify with world map adopted by governmental media). Algeria is positioning itself as major european gaz hub. Algeria is indirectly supporting azawad movement in Mali against Russian Wagner.

[@NB28VT]

Great video. Re: China's 2015 of purchase of only 24 SU-35s, if I remember correctly from an interview I saw once with Justin Bronk, the story there was Sukhoi knew the purchase was intended to allow the Chinese to reverse engineer the engines, and they only acquiesced if China agreed to buy more than a handful. Hence the number they settled on was 24 since they would at least make some money off the deal. So maybe a sign of desperation on Sukhoi's part to accept theft of their IP in return for a small production deal.

[@qiyuxuan9437]

This is a pretty old story, but very unlikely the case. Since reverse engeneering a jet engine is very difficult, often harder than develop a new engine, since without blueprints or technical data, you dont know the material requirement for each parts, and what manufacturing process is needed to make those parts. Today, China already makes better engines than the 117S engine used on the Su35, and the design is very different.

[@郜-x7j]

帮助俄罗斯打广告，对比机体，优化机体，su35的雷达系统很落后，而且不能有效融入体系中，装备的部队很快换装了j16

[@u2beuser714]

What you omitted from that video (could be deliberate i dont know) is that justin bronk himself admitted that the jets are far better than the russian counterparts simply because of the glass cockpits and better avionics, better use of composite materials etc

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

@@qiyuxuan9437 at least China would have an operational benchmark to compare the J-series fighters to and yea, the avionics & electronics of J-11, J-15 & J-16 are completely different & not interchangeable with Russian avionics & electronics on the equivalent Su-30 series fighters

[@thanhnamnguyen5280]

Even Vietnam - long time partner and buyer - have been reluctant of buying new assets. Some joint projects to modernized existing stock? Sure. But regarding jets, all talks are F-16, while we are confident enough about domestic radar, missile, small arms, basic ships etc.

[@tayduatrinhcoi]

Probably afraid of US sanctions also. While Vietnam is interested in maintaining the "friendship" with Russia, we're not as important as China to do whatever we want and very much dependant on being US' good side just as China's.

[@dominuslogik484]

I feel like the Future for Vietnam as a country is to be a bit like India, don't pick a side in the USA vs RU conflict and focus on domestic issues while keeping an eye on China who regardless of how friendly it pretends to be will take your things and destroy your fishing territories the second you give it the opportunity.

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

fighter jets might be a bit more tricky and uncompromisable; the effort to build up another fighter aircraft system (F-16 or KF-21 for example) - including infrastructure, logistics, munitions, spare parts, pilot training, ground crew training, _logistic_ personnel training, trying to replicate some spare parts, participating in the supply chain,... the whole shebang, anything & everything it takes to operate & support another fleet - might tens of billions of dollars to pay & decades to implement & build; it would take so looong that the war in Ukraina might end & the sanctions on Russia might even got lifted decades sooner than the VNPAF beginning to do maintenance on a hypothetical VNmese F-16 fighter aside from fighter jets, well, anything else are fair game. VN just ordered a batch of K9 self-propelled howitzers from South Korea last month

[@mcfragger2605]

1 factor that Binkov is not mentioning is that if you buy U.S made or any Western Jets, they’re usually come with some sort of political bindings that would hamper the buying country if their interest is going against the West’s interest, i.e Pakistan buying F16 and they cant be used against India. Buying from Russia has practically no political bindings and thus they are usually considered by strongly neutral countries or countries that care little to relationships to the West

[@winzyl9546]

French made jets has no strings and is far better than Russia made.

[@mcfragger2605]

@@winzyl9546 hmmm I doubt the French are known to keep their commitment to arms sales. They stopped the delivery of the Exocet missiles to Argentina due to pressure from the U.K (the missiles sunk 2 of their warships) and of course they also pulled back the 2 Mistral class amphibious landing ships to Russia even though they have received 2B.

[@DriveByShouting]

Russia relied on U.S. and Western countries for their Avionics, Flight Computers, GPS/Guidance systems etc for their fighter jets. Sanctions stopped the flow. You may think Russia could just use Chinese copies, but it’s nowhere near that easy. These SU-30/34/35’s were ENGINEERED around these very specific Avionics that meet the exact high tolerances and design specifications Sukhoi engineered into their design.

[@tetraxis3011]

Bro is lying so hard. You do know that Russia has its own GPS system right?

[@DriveByShouting]

@@tetraxis3011 Yea, it’s called Garmin Mobile GPS. Take it from your Bicycle, Lada, and to your Sukhoi (Use Velcro to secure it to the Instrument panel). There are some APPS Russian Pilots can download that’ll help. Russian Avionics circa 2024.

[@escobeer3605]

Russia lost it's number 2 position of being the largest military equipment exporter to France allready...

[@ivensbass1592]

Adding to your point. Brazil was offerred 120 SU-35s in the 10's but choosed to go with Saab Gripen E with full tech transfer. Now the country is able to produce as many as it can. Also, Brazil showed interest in acquiring the S400 system, but due to US pressure, it pulled off.

[@dominuslogik484]

that is largely because Russia requires its own personnel in country to train and help operate the S400 so we don't want them spending a bunch of time gathering targeting data on our stuff flying around there and relaying it back to Russia. its the same reason that Russia got all butthurt about us putting Patriot systems in the Baltics and Poland.

[@xitij18]

Losing India as development partner in Pak Fa agreement costed Russia dearly.

[@caracallaavg]

If only russians bought Arjun tanks

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

@@caracallaavg Arjun tanks are garbage nobody wants to buy. Domestic T-90M and T-14 are much better in price performance to that useless junk!

[@zeljkopopovic2662]

That's why Pakistan is now buying 5th generation jets from China... And India will produce first domestic 5th generation jets in 20 years time! You'll buy Russian SU-57M (with new engines, avionics) off the shelf or participate in SU-75 program, because you have no other viable choice for 5th generation response to China and Pakistan.

[@bhofdikalullah]

​@@zeljkopopovic2662 Arjun can match the vatnik frying turret launching russian greatness.

[@userur32793]

​​@@zeljkopopovic2662where are those T14, ватник? Su57, Su75 - where are they?😂😂😂

[@shinchan1873]

Fun fact India paid half of the bill for the su 57 development and then pulled out of the program .

[@pingjuaneza2547]

Because india found out they were wasting time and money for a flying junkyard

[@thirstyserpent1079]

@@pingjuaneza2547 Didn't it turn out the Radar/sensor package along with a bunch of the avionics were complete bullshit on top of it's "stealth" being minimal at best?

[@meteorknight999]

India was going to co develope it but didnt wanted to pay half the development cost. They wanted to get free technology and then fearing US sanction pulled out

[@shinchan1873]

@@meteorknight999 No! We weren't gonna be ripped off by the Russians again like the Su30Mki . We did waste 6 billion dollars on the program before pulling out. They just wanted to use us as their cash cow and were unwilling to share half the ip rights or any crucial technology. They basically wanted us to fund the development of the jet and they buy it from them . Just like the Su30MKI

[@shinchan1873]

@@thirstyserpent1079 No actually the point of contention was the item 30 engine. First of all it wasn't developed and they weren't willing to share its technology.

[@bigboss.800]

Su 30 mki is manufactured in India, some components are imported

[@minhmeo9506]

2 things: - The war required every machines they can muster, so for foreign partners, they have to wait. - CAATSA.

[@rick7424]

But nobody is ordering them for the future either.

[@kasparkannel3108]

CAATSA is my favourite ztard cope

[@minhmeo9506]

@@kasparkannel3108 but I mean, like Binkov said, isn’t it existing?

[@kasparkannel3108]

@@minhmeo9506 i think the primary reason is because US planes are just better

[@minhmeo9506]

@@kasparkannel3108 it depends

[@jimtalbott9535]

11:22 - Maybe I missed it, but this seems to be the first mention of the fact that Russian “Orders” and “deliveries” are quite different. They’ve not been great about delivering on orders. Who wants their money to disappear into Putler’s pockets.

[@jimtalbott9535]

I will say, it’s not unusual for a nations defense industries to retain foreign orders during a large conflict; look at the Ottoman-ordered Dreadnoughts on the eve of WW1.

[@mikeck4609]

Not sure how big of a chunk of potential Russian aircraft sales will be taken by China in the future. They have gone from a purchaser to a competitor

[@TheBigExclusive]

Yeah, Asian made fighter jets are starting to compete with Russian and US jets in the export market. USA was for premium jets. Russia was for lower cost affordable jets. But now China, Japan, Korea, etc are starting to make their own homemade fighter jets. Russia is facing a lot of competition.

[@pasivaan9563]

In the 1960s, Finland ordered British Folland Gnat fighters. This angered the Soviet Politburo. The Soviet Union demanded that neutral Finland must also buy fighters from the Soviet Union. They offered Finland a MIG-19 fighter. Finnish test pilots flew the plane and found it to be outdated and had no missile armament. The Finns refused to buy the plane.The Russians said, fine, we'll sell you brand new MIG-21 fighters or we'll come and take care of your air defense. Finland had no choice. They were the first MIG-21 that the Soviet Union sold abroad. In the end, the Finns were satisfied with the deal. The pilots liked the MIGs, they had good flying characteristics and they were high performance..

[@tylerclayton6081]

And today the Finns are in Nato, and they can buy whatever they want like the F-35A. They don’t have to be threatened into buying Soviet trash The Mig-21 has an abysmal 240 victories to 501 losses air to air combat record. Compared to the F-4 combat record 306 victories to 106 losses. The Mig-21 crashes so often the Indians call it the flying Coffin. The finns got a raw deal I’d say

[@Romanellochw]

One thing the west always had over Russia is when push comes to shove the western military tech overwhelmingly worked as advertised.

[@Statueshop297]

Western tech statistics were understated. Russia always overstated.

[@Romanellochw]

@Statueshop297 I forgot the generals name but he said if they claim they can do it, take it as truth. Turns out we ended up way ahead because of that but it's not time to let up.

[@Statueshop297]

@@Romanellochw exactly

[@JohnJones-k9d]

Yeah Ukraine proves that to be garbage. None of the us wonder weapons now work due to Russias superior EW.

[@bobjones-bt9bh]

idiotic- ASK THE AFU about this US shit. They said UNANIMOUSLY- overcomplicated, fragile, ineffective. The abrams has been the EASIEST tank to kill with FPVs

[@toddbrackett4277]

Russia”s defense sector can barely keep pace with its domestic demand so it doesn’t have the capacity to support export customers.

[@katana1960]

I bought a SU 35 off Ebay last week, it said three day delivery but I'm still waiting. I might of got ripped off, let's see how Putin cries when I report him to Ebay.

[@colinobrien3806]

why would you buy that ball of shit ? buy something like a b1b lancer .. and at least when you look down at the trottle levers it doesnt say quickwash /spincycle

[@raigarmullerson4838]

it might take 2 years lol

[@andrej2321]

There’s plenty of jets to go around, just look at the skies.

[@marlonguzman2713]

su 35 has probably the best quality to price ratio in the market, it should have been more succesful on its sales, USA was smart to apply pressure in order to avoid the spread of it

[@mydad156]

DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA)- Iran has reportedly secured Russia’s approval to domestically assemble Su-35 and Su-30 fighter jets under license, a move expected to significantly enhance Tehran’s air capabilities, which have lagged behind other branches of its military. Regional defence analysts suggest that local production could enable the Iranian Air Force which had to rely on older models of fighter aircrafts, to acquire more than 100 Su-35 and Su-30 fourth-generations fighters in a short period of time.

[@michaelruscak4251]

Thanks!

[@johnwalsh4857]

it should not be called checkmate, instead it should be called chuckout.

[@NothingIsKnown00]

Or the “Check-it-out, mate”.

[@NothingIsKnown00]

Or the Time-to-check-out, mate.

[@nikolaideianov5092]

Thevname it was given by the people was the su75 "femboy"

[@johnwalsh4857]

@@nikolaideianov5092 or the name should be SU75 shotdown. as in shot down all the time by the Ukrainians.

[@humanbass]

One thing I note is how Russia seems to struggle with AESA. Besides the 57, no other russian jet fighter comes with AESA. So that's always a loss compared to the Rafale, block 70 F-16 and modern chinese jets.

[@thefreakgamerp]

Lets be realistic Russian jets are outdated and only if you are crazy or just straight broke you would buy something trash like that.

[@JWayneCaluger]

And even more important is receiving spare parts from Russia when there is none to spare and technology upgrades with sanctions on Russia getting more current technology is a shot in the dark.

[@Elmachable]

Demands for airshow aircrafts are limited

[@major_kukri2430]

Dang, bro. I can send you to jail for arson.

[@shinchan1873]

India actually has a local production line for the su 30 so by 12 planes we actually mean that the kits for those planes (that is the components that have not been indigenised ) will be bought from Russia. And these planes were anyway replacement plans for those lost due to accidents. And 21 mig 29 were very lightly or unused air frames in Russian storage which they offered to us at very cheap rates before the beginning of the war they are obviously not on the table now

[@Leon1Aust]

The F-35 are dominating other western 4.5 gen multirole fighters like the eurofighter, Rafael, F-15E, F-15C, Superhornets etc in major war games at a ratio of 7 to 1 now imagine when they get their F-35 block 4 upgrade. Stealth, 5th gen capable aircraft with network centric/web capability totally dominate the old fashion speed, manoeuvrability and kinetics every time. Russia is yet to progress to 5th gen .......actually most Russian combat aircraft are only at the 4th gen level capability.

[@chrisdt2297]

Also, Russia is no longer a power that can balance US / China politically And a lot of asian country that bought a lot of Russia weapons, such as India / Vietnam / Indonesia, all have some conflict of interest with China So as Russia is more and more relied on China, those country will definitely want to diversify their weapon supplier

[@alberthenriette8976]

Stop your b.s here. Take a good look at the economic forum in st Petersburg Russia going on now. See the countries taking part.

[@dominuslogik484]

@@alberthenriette8976 yeah someone will show up for talks without being your friends you know. that would be like implying China and USA are good friends because they both exist on the UN security council.

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

India will diversify + its own fighter program Indonesia got CAATSA'd and has to diversify Vietnam will also diversify (except for fighter jets, which is a tricky matter)

[@chrisdt2297]

​@@alberthenriette8976 Russia is still and most likely will be one of the most important resource exporter and certain area's technology exporter, so sure still pretty influencial but that doesn't mean that Russia can still fill the role of security guarantor, which those military sell intent to also buy.

[@Asif24960]

Forget performance for one second: The su-35 is beautiful.

[@Crown_995]

TL DR they don't want to face the US/Western sanctions

[@misutatomasu]

Have you watched the video? You either don't know what TL;DR means or you didn't watch it.

[@besconst]

yesterday was the first confirmed damage of Su-57 by Ukrainian drone attack

[@damiang888]

I think it was in a bombing not air to air fight, still the Ukranian war really makes you think for how long will even be a good idea to have non-drone flying war machines.

[@joshuathompson3325]

I mean their big expensive plane is now destroyed. How does that not count? Oh yeah Russian logic that’s why they think they’re winning. Bahahaha

[@joshuathompson3325]

Well, they didn’t destroy it in the air and it only took a very cheap what 500 to thousand dollar drone to destroy a multi million dollar aircraft yeah but it doesn’t count.

[@joshuathompson3325]

I also bet if there wasn’t video and satellite confirmed footage, you would probably deny it ever even happened.

[@Sunopeek]

@joshuathompson3325 No, buddy. An Su57 stealth features being inadequate or failing and getting shot down in air is a very big deal. It calls into question the viability of the su57 itself. On the other hand, a parked plane getting hit by a drone? Not a big deal in comparison. Ukraine bypassing Russias defenses and targeting a serious warplane is itself a major accomplishment and a big deal, but that wasn't what I was talking about

[@wildweasel3001]

I ordered 200 last year but they got lost in the mail 😂

[@joelcueto2460]

The Philippines is supposed to buy 17 Mil-171 Combat Utility helicopters from Russia, the downpayment was already given to them but unfortunately, because of CAATSA the deal was cancelled with the Russians. We're only buying Russian made choppers which are way cheaper than US made types like Chinooks, in a country like Philippines which have less defense spending having equipment which are cheaper but capable too is a thing, but because of CAATSA it's forcing many countries to buy expensive items from the west. This CAATSA is double standard, India has brought their S-400 and the United States allowed this, while Philippines is just buying combat utility helicopters and they didn't allow that.

[@danabanana4408]

Hopefully other countries that are less authoritarian build better weaponry. Maybe Turkey, Korea, or Poland in the future could be a supplier for the phillipines. Helicopters work extremely well. Theres also the US skywarden, which is a cropduster plane, and seems to offer some overlap with helicopters.

[@Statueshop297]

If the gains from caatsa aren’t worth it then they should leave. Philippines should look to develop its own helicopters

[@simnm8057]

Then why dont they just ignore CAATSA

[@KirkFickert]

@@danabanana4408Skywarden might be a lower cost alternative to say an Apache it can’t carry heavy utility loads like a CH-47

[@keianpena9635]

​@@KirkFickert would be smarter to stick with the tucanos logistics wise since we already run several of those

[@Invisible_Socks]

Them using the name “checkmate” is beyond hilarious 😆

[@bmp2574]

There are also a lot more players in the market now. South Korea and possibility even Turkey come to mind as countries who could eat up some of Russia's market share not to mention China.

[@eliadbu]

Modern fighter jets are packed with sensors and computers, Russia are behind in this metrics - to the point some of their weapon system relay on American components such as FPGAs.

[@TheBigExclusive]

No. Competition is fiercer compared to 90s and 2000s. Russia has to compete with Asian made fighter jets now from China, Japan, and South Korea.

[@yutakago1736]

Countries want either advance fighter planes or cheap fighter planes. Russian planes are decade behind Western countries planes in electronics. Russian planes are cheap but their after sales service is not so good. Most of the Malaysia MiG-29 cannot take off because they are waiting for spare parts.

[@hiroshangayanath6381]

😂

[@NickThePilotUSA]

Actually Malaysias MiGs are retired. That doesn’t change the after sales service being bad. For any of their aircraft be it helicopters fighters cargo etc, the engines have to be sent to Russia to get maintained.

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

MiG-29 itself is a dead-end anyway on the other hand, Malaysian Su-30MKM got spare parts & maintenance from the same Indian supply chain for India's bundle of Su-30MKI, if i remember correctly

[@DerDop]

Russia's fanboys incoming cope....

[@kaing5074]

So much tankie and cheena spam my brain is melting

[@RomanianReaver]

F-35 block 2.5 when?

[@DerDop]

@@kaing5074 they’re insane. Remember that KZbin is blocked in China so we are seeing profesional trolls.

[@DerDop]

@@RomanianReaver în calitate de cetățean român cu 5 ani de Rusia( inginer siemens, am montat turbine în centralele rusești, ei nefiind în stare să le producă) românii care ling Rusia ma fac să vomit 🤮 :)) nu am înțeles niciodată cum un român poate simpatiza cu o țară unde salariul minim este 900 lei și prețurile la alimente sunt ca în România.

[@DerDop]

@@snowrabbit9558 bots, useful idts… this Romanian reaver is one of them :)) I’m also Romanian, worked and lived in Russia between 2012 and 2016 :)) Russia is basically a combination of 2 modern cities, mid 20th century rural areas and medieval roads. Minimum wage Russia, $190, minimum wage Romania, $650-700… food prices are the same.

[@tobiwan001]

That Russia lost 100+ jets against a country with no Air Force and half their Black Sea fleet against a country with no navy really does not help sales.

[@MICLakVER]

Sources west propganda media😂

[@fennoman9241]

@@MICLakVER All have picture proof, but I know your orc brain cant compute it.

[@tetraxis3011]

@@fennoman9241Where are the pictures? Oh and BTW Oryx has been caught falsifying evidence to favor Ukraine.

[@Rich5131]

Even ruzzia is keeping its aircraft from the front line, so why would anyone else want to try their luck?

[@geo.m1639]

Tell that to the Ukranian troops who can’t move vehicles without being flattened by a FAB-500

[@Rich5131]

@@geo.m1639 the ruzzians are using glide bombs so as to keep as far away from the Ukrainians as they can. Half of the ruzzian Black Sea fleet has been sunk, and their airforce keeps a greater distance as it can. In short, ruzzia is pathetic 🤣

[@geo.m1639]

@@Rich5131 What’s wrong with keeping aircraft out of harms way? Do you think that glide bombs won’t decimate Ukrainian lines? Also what does any of what I said have to do with the Black Sea fleet? Seems to me like the only pathetic thing is you 🤡 🫵🫵

[@u2beuser714]

​@@Rich5131 "its so pathetic that we superior westoids need 35-country alliance to simply counter it, cant you see that , tankie."

[@geodkyt]

The fact that Putin is shitting himself about the future arrival of a handful of more than 30 year old American fighters (that were designed as the "low end" of a "high-low" combo), does not give would be buyers great confidence in Russian performance claims.

[@HATCH5T]

😂 my god you have some of the shit u smoking?

[@springbloom5940]

The fact that you believe that, just shows how effective American p r o p a g a n d a is.

[@robendert7617]

You mean, Putin must be shitting from laughing about the promised arrival of ready-to-be-scrapped F16's that still are not there. In the mean time, Russia has air dominance.

[@Ikbeneengeit]

​@@robendert7617 the president of Russia just threatened to nuke the Netherlands because they provided F16s. So yeah, Russia is scared.

[@DerDop]

30 years old HIMARS, obsolete by western Standards, is simply destroying their S-400 systems...

[@bo2web]

India SU-57 joint-venture is over. Industrial, avionics, engine reliability issues

[@bmqww223]

actually, the reason for no future procurements is india already has a lot of indegenious programmes and throught the license production india was learning a lot at a greater pace, this is maybe the reason russia kind of stalled and wasted india's time and resource for the su-57 joint venture, but thats a part of the reason , the truth is soviets were just impeccable in their weapon technology and the early russia after soviet split carried a lot of the technology from USSR and the tradition too , but the diminishing russian economy which defence tech is the byproduct.... we realised that putting all our eggs in russian baskets is not a wise move given how buying from foreign suppliers restricts us in being sovereign in foreign policy / defense in future ..... russia is the go to supplier since they were very generous in tech transfer local production which france also does but not as much generous like russia but they are also impeding it a bit through delays and stalling, so IAF got fed up and said lets skip that but lets work on indegenious jets with israeli radars for the time being but will be replaced by domestic parts....... thankfully indian navy learned this lesson way before and now india is very much self reliant in naval systems and in future it will almost 100 percent domestic tech..... So yes the technology improvement along with other reason is the factor in play here...... But that doesn't mean russia is useless to india which a lot of comments here and the video trying to imply , those historical helped foster a strong bond and trust factor between two countries..........and the arguement that "who will buy from a country who invaded ukraine " is just bullshit and to appease to american audience in this channel , technology and geopolitics is the reason here.... they are decent products with decent price but america impedes those deals

[@steveharvey6421]

Most of the time when Russian Soviet fighters went up against Western fighters, they lost that is why. Any country that can afford to buy better will.

[@palacete]

The US has been losing planes for many years and recording everything as accidents. The US has been losing planes for many years and recording everything as accidents. I will give you an example of a recent one. An Osprey is shot down by the Houthis in Yemen, missiles and all. However, on the official American website that aircraft with its special forces crew suffered an accident in Yemen, can you understand? USA is just propaganda.

[@socire72]

Didn't really matter when Soviets had like 30,000 IL-2s at the end of WWII

[@SVSky]

@@palacete Evidence? I see you're a US/UK hater. Must be a difficult life.

[@Rob_F8F]

​@@socire72 If the war lasts another year, Russia may bring back those Il-2s. 🤣🤣🤣

[@johnfrost1814]

I am a fan of Russian aircrafts, however now, Russian tech is too far behind. Slow rate of production of Su-57, absence of AESA radars, guided weapons in usable numbers, simply put air force was always considered as supporting power for ground units, while for Western countries air force represented independent instrument that led to different way of development.

[@GegeDxD]

Yes, sadly the US does not allow anyone to take their hegemonic position. So, anytime they see someone is developing faster than expected, they sanction them. Disgusting, no?

[@wujekstalina]

​​@@GegeDxDthat's bullshit first of all, the speed of development is not the criterium here, least we would have to send them our experts to help insted of sanctioning cuz of how slow they are. And second - why should we give our technology that we developed to our adversaries? If they want to be big boys they need to put their big boy pants and develop their own semiconductor manufacturing, good luck.

[@meteorknight999]

@@wujekstalina stealth and jets have nothing to do with latest semiconductors US has, russia china make their own semi conductors for jets. Why did you report and delete his comment ?

[@wujekstalina]

@@meteorknight999 semiconductors have s lot to do with designing anything nowadays, especially complex avionics of a modern jet. I didn't remove anyone I was gonna argue with them. Besides I'm not the owner of this channel so I can't remove other people's posts anyway.

[@korana6308]

They have AESA radars on Su 57 and Su 35

[@limmyk4943]

long term wise Russian contracts are expansive and terrible, my country Indonesia stop purchasing Sukhois because of this

[@lovepapa9559]

US e weapon are more expensive.

[@Ameer-is3dh]

usa forced Indonesia..just like a world bully. INDONESIA shouldn't trust usa .

[@royssche]

​@@lovepapa9559Russian fighter jets procurement cost is cheaper... but they are expensive to operate, Maintainance cost is also high.

[@dominuslogik484]

@@lovepapa9559 by PPP they are about the same, the thing is that for the F-16 you are looking at a cost of around 80 million or less per fighter meanwhile for the Mig-29 or SU-30 you are looking at a price between 40 and 60 million dollars each. so yes they are cheaper but not really by much and in making this choice there is also the problem that you are effectively picking a side in a fight.

[@dominuslogik484]

@@Ameer-is3dh excuse me? did we invade Indonesia and force it to sign paperwork? that is really more of Russia's thing.

[@gilbertplays]

Military websites: how is Binkov here again? Binkov: Thanks Surfshark

[@BlueHawkPictures17]

What is going on with this comment section lol, not a pretty sight.

[@mr.c.3760]

Thats russian and chinese troll farms at work for ya

[@InVinoVeratas]

Bots are an issue on many channels that cover Russia and/or China

[@BlueHawkPictures17]

@@mr.c.3760 although I do think there'd a bit of that, I am also not quick to assume its not also genuinely people who are stuck in alternate fact bubbles. I hope things get better for them in their livelihoods 😓

[@kevray]

@@InVinoVeratas why do some channels have issues with it and some don’t? Is binkov just not doing anything about it?

[@jb24001]

​@@mr.c.3760everyone I disagree with online is a bot!!!!!

[@MikolajKnas]

In my opinion, first of all, they need it for themselves. Not only aircraft, but also masses of spare parts and service due to the much more strenuous use of machines in war conditions. And you have to make up for your losses. In such Su-34 they suffered high. The fact that after almost two and a half years of airstrikes with thousands of missiles, hundreds of thousands of drones and ~10 times stronger airforce, the Russians have still not suppressed Ukrainian air defense enough to be able to operate freely over Ukrainian territory may also raise doubts about the quality of these machines. The Su-35 or Su-34 are certainly not bad machines, but everyone is wondering whether it would be better to spend a little more on the Rafale or the latest modifications of the American F-16.

[@alkamarob8985]

My question is whether the Rafale or the F35 were in the same configuration or is Ukraine today the European country with the largest number of anti-aircraft defense systems, can it do more better than the SU34 and SU35? I answer directly: no. The rest of the arguments would just be propaganda. Because neither the Rafale or the F35 have ever been faced with such a situation as is currently happening in Ukraine.

[@MikolajKnas]

@@alkamarob8985 Guy, ukrainian air defence is completly exhausted after two and half years of war against Russia and still russian air force is not capable to advanced through. Ukraine had biggest air defence in Europe (after Russia) in 2022. Now it is far more complicated.

[@MikolajKnas]

@@alkamarob8985 Comparing the F-35 to the Su-35 is something I'm not even going to argue with. If you think they are equally good, that's your right. In my opinion, these are completely different machines in terms of quality.

[@alkamarob8985]

@@MikolajKnas I think the quality is comparable when the two materials are tested under the same conditions

[@alkamarob8985]

@@MikolajKnas You are probably right. I'm just adding that this war may be much more complex in practice than we, the spectators, think.

[@murder.simulator]

Too many people have seen what happens to Russian planes when Putin wakes up on the wrong side of the bed

[@edlee8949]

The performance of Russian military hardware, software, humanware, and whatever ware speaks for itself. Oh, did I mention the flying turrets of the Russian tanks?

[@tiborjakkel145]

O boy. CNN and Ukies told you that! Showels and washmachin chips mooving forward like it or not!😢

[@riebenzahl-524]

​@@tiborjakkel145 Moving forward like 1917 with huge casulties. with that speed they might reach Kiev in 3 years

[@LusoPatriot77]

No it doesn't. That statement is absurd, and it's only verifiable based on testing such hypothesis against testing, which will lead to the conclusion that it is on similiar level as that of othercountries.

[@userur32793]

​@@tiborjakkel145How about Harkiv offensive,moving backwards now, ivan???😂

[@Игорьсуздальский]

​@@userur32793 what? 30k people moving forward

[@chakraborty1989]

>loss from China & India going indigenous is a big blow although they can still land a big deal in India for another decade. >Sanction means, smaller countries can't pay for Russian jets in dollars, the alternate payment deals are hassell and might offend US who is hell bound to stop any challenge for it's "dollar Empire" . >Unlike US, it's can't forced their jet to its "partner" country through economic stimulus. >Most Russian customers are developing country who keep using the jet for 40+ years through upgrade, unlike Rich NATO countries who starts planning replacing old jet in 25 years or so, another reason of the low sale from Russia.

[@victorcretu7741]

No one buys them because Putin does not use them in Ukraine. If you are not using them for wars, then for what?

[@tuomasandersson3889]

You can't sell when you need every single jet you can make yourself. Simple.

[@veldrensavoth7119]

*Has anyone checked on the Kerch bridge? How Crimea?*

[@jimtalbott9535]

Keep an eye on it.

[@FinnIstGut]

The bots are strong with this video

[@winnbuddy]

I want to see the Su-75 developed and fielded just to see if the “femboy” designation will stick

[@luisekjeldsen1515]

Because the world has found out russia, allways lies about their wapons capabilities.

[@CROM-on1bz]

Yeah, it's the propaganda that greatly overestimates the value of their weapons.

[@lape2002]

anyone buying Leopards IIs, M1A Abrams, Storm Shadows or Bayraktars since their debacle in Ukraine?

[@treycotter]

⁠@@lape2002Storm shadows? Idk what sources you’re looking at but the storm shadow has had lots of success in Ukraine. And sure maybe abrams and leopard tanks exports will decline, but that’s not because they’re abrams or leopards. All tank exports are going to decline after this. Or are you claiming the abrams and leopard are performing worse than other tanks in ukraine?

[@L3_FR]

@lape2002 The only bits of footage we ever get from scalp / stormshadow are from whenever they blow a strategic level target up or when Russian AA fails to intercept it. WTH do you mean by debacle lmao!

[@lape2002]

@@L3_FR meaning they get intercepted and are a minor hindrance nowadays to Russian air defence. Both the SS and Scalp-EG were supposed to have the RCS of a small stealth fighter. Yet they get regularly blown up by Pantsir

[@crazyhistorian]

Binkov, you forgot Serbia. They got 6 mig29 from Russia.

[@bbbbbbbbb1974]

That was a gift. Serbia got 6 used mig29 from Russia but payed for overhaul, modernization on sm standard and new missiles.

[@leonardgrant6876]

Probably Iran will get a pretty good discount for the Russian planes. Russian military production for other countries just ended and they will make very little money from those few sales they will get.

[@LordLebu]

Iran just bought Su35

[@Amen6magi]

​@but america band egypt to get themobvioustroll.yetyoustillgo1634

[@Amen6magi]

And russia don't give them to iran

[@Eastern_Egale]

YAK-130 Mil-28 Mil-17 KA-52 And invested in the Su-75 fighter and Su -100 Passenger Plane!!!

[@syriocortes7085]

As far as I know Russia stopped most of it's weapon deliveries some Time ahí, because they are using almost all in the war with Ukraine, also I read India ordered some TU-160's, that's a huge deal a significant scalation on the kind of weapons Russia Is offering (usually big powers dont sell this kind of strategic weapons systems)

[@Rob_F8F]

Per an 2022 interview with a retired Indian general, India was interested in acquiring the Tu-160. There has been no other news. Certainly no order placed that has been announced.

[@forknspon]

A lot of upset Russia bros in the chat.

[@frankg323]

Because they're too expensive and ukraines older mig 29s are taking on Russian modern fighter jets?

[@KyoushaPumpItUp]

The Philippines was also set on buying Mil Helicopters but also got pressured into cancelling them because of the invasion of Ukraine.

[@NickThePilotUSA]

The Philippines trying to buy them was a stupid idea and part of their problem of piecemeal purchases which puts a strain on logistics

[@jacobsalahiy6555]

Very interesting video! I think the corruption in the russian military that existed/exists leading to its underperformace also has a major impact on how its eqiupment is viewed. Aka some things that isn't neccesaraly the fault of the eqiupment but rather logistics and corruption leads to lower sales.

[@TaylorSwifty69]

Just look at the performance of their S300/S400 systems… It’s all crap.

[@foundones]

Because the next best thing is the Patriot?....Oh wait

[@Lucky_RFMDA]

Yes, russia exaggerating their air defense's capabilities to get more contracts and now they are being destroy by the same missiles they where supposed to defend against.

[@tetraxis3011]

@obvioustroll.yetyoustillgo1634Patriot has again proven to be a failure in Ukraine. It has not shot down a single Russian plane.

[@shaider1982]

Good think my country did not bite during the mid 1990's on cheap MiG29's. Else, we would have had a hard time to replace the engines at this time.

[@doomedwit1010]

Because Russia may not be able to deliver for years. What the Chinese and Indians needed were the engines, but theybare getting better at making their own. China will be able to match and sell jets as good as the Russians before the Russians are likely to ever deliver.

[@verrezen]

In modern conflicts ‘second best but cheap’ is NOT a selling point. Not that Russian airframes are second best. They would wish to get that label.

[@Hoera290]

Actually i believe the french Rafale fits that category and its sales are skyrocketing since russian planes sales are goinh down

[@verrezen]

@@Hoera290 True. Then again the Rafale hasn’t been proven to be a bad plane (and it probably isn’t) and the Russian birds have. Or maybe it’s not the planes themselves but the pilots giving the birds a bad name. Either way, seeing their performance over Ukraine, it will certainly take some time for the Russians to get their reputation up again.

[@SpookySm1le]

​@@Hoera290 Rafael cost like 3 su 35s, and even if Rafael is better in all aspects i doubt that it will win in 1 vs 3

[@Hoera290]

@@SpookySm1le I guess it depends on the weaponry and missiles used. The stealthier plane with better missiles wins most of the time Not sure about the actual stealth capabilities of the F3/F4 standard Rafale but the su-35 was built with close quarters (think supermaneuverability) in mind and vert little thought was put into stealth The su-57 would be a fair competitor but it costs around the same

[@SpookySm1le]

@@Hoera290 stealth is overrated. Especially if in 1 vs 3 situations when 1 jet used as AWACS and other 2 fly cold Rafael pretty much can't do anything about it. Both jets have similar missiles (r37 abd and meteor) and radars.

[@Apocalypse9696]

Vast majority of the Su30 that India bought were made in India. So you cant call them imported jets. And the later 12 Su30 you are talking about would also be built in India to replace the Su30s that were lost in crashes

[@elgenvalcin6885]

Im glad Indonesia ended up buying Rafales and F 15EX instead of Su35. Right call in hindsight, especially after seeing their performance in Ukraine.

[@palacete]

The good reputation of the Rafale and F-15 only exists because they have never faced a worthy enemy, the F-16s are being delayed to maintain this illusory perspective.

[@alexwalker2582]

​@@palacete Clearly you don't understand how long it takes to properly learn how to pilot and maintain a modern jet fighter. The transfer will be taking place sometime this month or the next.

[@kameronjones7139]

@@palacete they tested them and loved both fighters

[@JefferySmiley]

​​@@palaceteyou should probably review the service record of those aircraft even with countries outside of the US. They have performed quite well. The truth is, Western defense firms have access to technology, research veins, other firms through collaboration, and real word war experience. Pass me down jets are used frequently in skirmishes, short wars, and extremely unfavorable training conditions. This creates a pretty good feed back loop for improvement. There is the perception that West is afraid to lose vehicles in war.. They aren't .. They just want to Ensure the real asset (the ppl) are able to survive. It drives a quality > quantity approach that RU doesn't follow. That's why West tech many decades old is besting Russian equipment.. And that's before considering training.

[@kurousagi8155]

@@palacete what worthy enemy has the SU-35 faced? SU-27?

[@absboodoo]

Who thought Binkov was going to say "This video is sponsored by Sukhoi."

[@JohnJackson-e9z]

Perun covered this. The war exposed Russian equipment as junk and theor few buyers saw that Russia doesn't deliver contracts on time. Not that Russia can build much abd what little it can build it needs itself

[@piotrd.4850]

Considering video about Poland, Perun has no clue what he is talking about. Even before the war Russia, mainly due to mentality - quality control and BAD post-sales support - was go to supplier only for those who had no other alternative, or had niche requirements that ex-Soviet gear fit. Russia also self-destructed another advantage - scale of technology transfer, which was another point of going to Russia, even when western equipment was available, but with limits placed. Russian equipment is at least adequate ; it's the training and organisation that Russia has been consistently failing at since introducing industry-era militaries. Had Russian equpment sucked - Ukraine wouldn'd survive at is still mostly depends on Soviet era systems. Had hardware been winning wars - Operation Barbarossa would look differently, as Soviets had VAST numerical and believe it or not, qualitative advantage in many fields over Germans. Didn't help them one bit.

[@u2beuser714]

While perun did speak about this, he didnt say that "because they were junk" its mostly because of their reputation so this is a soft factor not objective measure for example if its properly employed with properly trained people operating it

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

more likely the images of the war showing Russian equipment getting wrecked will subliminally affect the decisions of any potential customers, who are either new to the war matter or are civilian leaders unfamiliar with the war matter Russian weapons work as good as it is, not that bad - but the damage to reputation is a real thing, no matter how laughable it is, and damage to reputation will affect the actual sales

[@tetraxis3011]

Perun is not a trustworthy source.

[@subvariantstrain]

You can spend tons of cash to have a disadvantage in air combat. If you want.

[@wesdowner5636]

I don't know if this really requires an elaborate explanation.

[@gdiwolverinemale4th]

It does not. Let's talk about it in a couple of years when the US and French exports come to a stop

[@gdiwolverinemale4th]

@@Rehunauris Those orders were made several years ago when the international circumstances differed. France and Sweden were a choice while they seemed neutral and competitive. Also, their jets are suited for short-range versatile roles, similar to the F16 or F18, only cheaper. Russia has only Mig35 to offer in that range

[@tranquoccuong890-its-orge]

@@gdiwolverinemale4th and even the MiG-35 turns out to fall short of that: it is bigger than the MiG-29 it was based on, while still a 2-engines fighters (not a simpler 1-engine design) it really become just a worse Su-30 in terms of performance

[@gdiwolverinemale4th]

@@tranquoccuong890-its-orge Neither you nor I have the full view of the performance and cost of operating MIG-35s. The short range and engine life were the main shortcomings of MIG-29. Expectedly that has been rectified. But there could be other reasons why the new version is not getting enough interest. I would say that except for the F-35 exports to NATO countries, there isn't much interest in the US fighter planes either. France and Sweden appear to be a middle option in terms of technology and cost.

[@saltymonke3682]

Here's the thing, it's more expensive to run Mig 29 than F16, and Su27 series than F15 series. Sure the initial unit cost is more expensive but spare parts, features, wear and tear parts time, fuel cost are far more cheaper in US and other NATO airplanes. Not to mention the lead time for spare parts, NATO stocks for parts are far quicker and have more world-wide reach. There's a reason why Malaysia ditched their Mig 29 for F18.

[@Triple_J.1]

F-35 jet engine has 3,000hr service life. Russian engines have 300-500hr life. Metallurgy, for one. Loose clearances and inability to manufacture to precise tolerances. Especially with metal castings. Operating rich and sooty, three.

[@saltymonke3682]

@@Triple_J.1 yep, that's why it's expensive to run, more downtime less flying

[@andrej2321]

Are you nuts or just straight up out of Zoolander movie, cause everyone knows the Russian jets can’t turn left, or right. Putin, does look good on that horse tho, all chiseled out. Great engineering (the horse), poor execution (Putin). But let the world suffer, because why not.

[@saltymonke3682]

@@andrej2321 🤣

[@2paulcoyle]

Turkey must be happy for buying S-400's

[@alphax4785]

The S-400 itself is an okay system (yes, Patriot is much better but you don't get Patriots without megabux or are Ukraine), just look at how well Ukraine used their much older S-300's before running out of ammo. It's a combo of sub optimal Russian training, placement and Ukraine developing tactics and weapons to counter it that has led to systems being destroyed.

[@SPrince-t9u]

@@alphax4785 Patriot is trash, cope harder bot

[@njpme]

​@@SPrince-t9usure bud 😂

[@keenancollett6465]

​@@alphax4785correct and funnily enough it's much better and easier to use when it can use gps satellites... Which we kicked Russia off of for waging a stupid war. Incredible I love it.

[@keenancollett6465]

​@@SPrince-t9uvatnik tears yes I wants more.