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China confirms deal with Russia on Su-35 fighter jets - Xinhua | English.news.cn

China confirms deal with Russia on Su-35 fighter jets
English.news.cn | 2015-11-26 19:54:45 | Editor: huaxia

A Russian SU-35 is displayed during the MAKS-2013 international aviation and space show in the city of Zhukovsky near Moscow, Russia, Aug. 27, 2013. (Xinhua file photo/Jia Yuchen)

BEIJING, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- China confirmed a deal to buy Su-35 fighter jets from Russia on Thursday.

"The Su-35 fighter jet project is one of the areas in which China and Russia are willing to cooperate," said Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Wu Qian in response to a question about the 2-billion-dollar deal.

The two countries will continue to enhance cooperation in military technology based on equality and mutual benefit, Wu said at a monthly press briefing.

While commenting on another question about Russia's plan to provide the first round of S-400 modern anti-aircraft missile systems to China within the next 12 to 18 months, Wu said cooperation is under way according to plans.

Air defense is an important part of China-Russia military technology cooperation, the spokesman added.

What is Rostec? Mining, investment and commercial manufacturing.... Rosobornexport deals only in Russian military. If Rosoboronexport has no news that means nothing happen for this 24 Su-35.

Rostec :: News :: UIMC is outfitting the Su-35 fighters for China with modern communication capabilities
23 Nov 2015
UIMC is outfitting the Su-35 fighters for China with modern communication capabilities
The systems enable secure communications and are resistant to interference

United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation (UIMC) will deliver communication systems to China for its military airfields and will also equip the super-maneuverable Su-35 fighters to be delivered to the Chinese Air Force with modern communication equipment. The systems enable secure communications resistant to interference and are integrated into a single network for tactical aviation.

“Russia and China signed a major contract for the purchase of the Su-35 multipurpose fighters. The S-108 updated communications system, which is part of the fighter’s equipment, facilitates the inclusion of these aircraft in automated military control systems,” said Sergey Skokov, Deputy CEO of UIMC. “While working in anti-interference mode, the system facilitates information exchange between all communication systems used by the Air Force.”

He said that, compared to the previous generation of communications equipment, the new system has a greater radio bandwidth, an increased number of concurrent data links, a reduced delivery time, and greater accuracy in receiving messages while fending off electronic countermeasures.

In addition, the S-108 system can relay communication signals between ground control and aircraft to perform combat missions.

Russian equipment is required to control aircraft produced by Sukhoi. Therefore, UIMC is providing Chinese military airfields with the NKVS-27 ground-based system, which is designed for communication with frontline aircraft and other types of aircraft.

"The system organizes networks and communication channels, primarily for tactical aircraft such as the Su-27SKM, Su-30MK2, Su-35, and other aircraft,” said Sergey Skokov. “It has a functional command post and performs automated control commands, transmits commands to higher levels of management, and monitors and records processes carried out in performing flight missions. The NKVS-27 enables multi-channel voice and data communication with the aircraft across all modes of their combat use and at a distance of up to 1,500 km. "

The export of this Polyot RPC product is being carried out as part of Rosoboronexport’s comprehensive supply of aviation equipment to China.

In November, Rostec Corporation CEO Sergey Chemezov announced that Russia and China had signed a major contract for the purchase of the Su-35 multipurpose fighters. In this regard, the Chinese military has become the first foreign customer to purchase these airplanes; previously only the Russian Air Force operated them.

 

[Zarvan]

Sukhoi Su-35 at China Airshow 2014

China’s recent purchase of 24 Su-35 fighter jets will be used to patrol South China Sea to counter US.

China entered into a contract to purchase the fighter jets for US $2 billion in November. A report from mil.Huanqiu.com news website reported Sunday that China finally agreed to the purchase due to the tension in South China Sea between China and the US.

According to Chinadaily, a news website, China will not be able to deploy its J-20 and J-31 stealth fighters will take few more years and they would not be available to deal with US threat.

The long range of the Su-35 and its superiority to US and Japanese fighter jets will enable China to patrol the South China Sea for 24 hours every day for the time being until it is able to deploy its own stealth fighters, the report said.

The Su-35’s ability to take off from a relatively short runway will enable it to use the runways China will build on its artificial islands.

Moreover, the high price of the purchase indicates the transfer of some technology to China, especially that in the Su-35’s Irbis-E radar that can detect a stealth fighter jet like the F-35 90 km away, and the Russian 117S engine.

Chinese Su-35 To Counter US Military Movement In South China Sea

 

[BoQ77]

Sukhoi Su-35 at China Airshow 2014

China’s recent purchase of 24 Su-35 fighter jets will be used to patrol South China Sea to counter US.

China entered into a contract to purchase the fighter jets for US $2 billion in November. A report from mil.Huanqiu.com news website reported Sunday that China finally agreed to the purchase due to the tension in South China Sea between China and the US.

According to Chinadaily, a news website, China will not be able to deploy its J-20 and J-31 stealth fighters will take few more years and they would not be available to deal with US threat.

The long range of the Su-35 and its superiority to US and Japanese fighter jets will enable China to patrol the South China Sea for 24 hours every day for the time being until it is able to deploy its own stealth fighters, the report said.

The Su-35’s ability to take off from a relatively short runway will enable it to use the runways China will build on its artificial islands.

Moreover, the high price of the purchase indicates the transfer of some technology to China, especially that in the Su-35’s Irbis-E radar that can detect a stealth fighter jet like the F-35 90 km away, and the Russian 117S engine.

Chinese Su-35 To Counter US Military Movement In South China Sea

Russia said that there's no ToT.
I doubt about ToT of 117S engine as well

 

[rashid.sarwar]

So russia still ahead of china ... what are the main components that made the chinese buy the Su 35 when they have J16 .....

Can any one give Su 35 vs J16/J15 ........

 

[dadeechi]

So russia still ahead of china ... ....

Are you really serious?

 

[Zarvan]

Russia will begin delivery of Su-35 fighter jets to China in the 4th quarter of 2016, a military-diplomatic official told TASS on Friday.

"Supplies of fighter jets will start in the 4th quarter of this year. For now, everything goes according to plan," the official was quoted as saying.

It was reported earlier that Russia and China signed a contract on delivering 24 Su-35 fighter jets worth at least $2 billion to Beijing. The contract is expected to be fulfilled in three years, report says.

United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation has also begun production of modernized communication systems S-108 for Su-35 jets, the report added.

China To Start Receiving Su-35 Jets From 2016-End

 

[Akasa]

The integration of Chinese avionics and subsystems will take far longer, however.

 

[cloud4000]

Still wondering if these Su-35s with Chinese systems will end up in Pakistan.

 

[Akasa]

There is a running rumor that the rationale behind the Su-35 purchase was that problems were found with the old Su-27SK, forcing them to be retired early, and thus creating a numbers gap that could not be sufficiently closed with the current production rate of the J-16, J-11D, or J-15.

 

[Beast]

Still wondering if these Su-35s with Chinese systems will end up in Pakistan.

Yes, it will. It will position under Gawadar port defence. It might be flying PLAAF ensign but operate by Pakistan personnel.

There is a running rumor that the rationale behind the Su-35 purchase was that problems were found with the old Su-27SK, forcing them to be retired early, and thus creating a numbers gap that could not be sufficiently closed with the current production rate of the J-16, J-11D, or J-15.

That is nonsense. These SU-35 is not for PLAAF service. SU-27SK phased out is well taken care by J-11B and J-11BS.

 

[Akasa]

Yes, it will. It will position under Gawadar port defence. It might be flying PLAAF ensign but operate by Pakistan personnel.


That is nonsense. These SU-35 is not for PLAAF service. SU-27SK phased out is well taken care by J-11B and J-11BS.

Whether the J-16/11D production rate can keep up with demand, especially with the quicker-than-expected retirement of old Flankers, is still in question.

 

[Viper0011.]

Still wondering if these Su-35s with Chinese systems will end up in Pakistan.

On rotational basis when the Chinese start to keep a Naval flotilla around this region. You guys will be giving room to the USN so the Chinese will be kind of forced to . Which is good, time to get away from the SCS has come for China

 

[Tipu7]

It will position under Gawadar port defence. It might be flying PLAAF ensign but operate by Pakistan personnel.

You are still holding this claim of yours???
Is there any details of Sub Systems of China which will be integrated in Su35..........?

 

[Akasa]

You are still holding this claim of yours???
Is there any details of Sub Systems of China which will be integrated in Su35..........?

Most likely avionics, datalinks.

 

[Beast]

You are still holding this claim of yours???
Is there any details of Sub Systems of China which will be integrated in Su35..........?

Please understand, there will not be official news or even info for such undertable deal. Thinking you could get an official link or source for such info is like asking Somalia to land a man on moon.

Its all thru insider info and link from forum. From what I understand , intergrating Chinese subsystem into Su-35 is on the table but whether it will go ahead, I am not sure.