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China's orders for Russian weapons tops $8 bln - FSMTC
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November 19, 2016
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Deliveries of Russian Su-35 fighters to China not started yet, work on contract under way - Russian official (Part 2)
https://sputniknews.com/military/201611191047614514-russia-china-su-35/
LISBON (Sputnik) — The deliveries of the Russian Su-35 fighter jets to China have not started yet, works on the aircraft to be supplied continue in accordance with the bilateral deal, Alexander Fomin, the director of the Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC), said.
"Not yet, but the works continue in accordance with the contract," Fomin told reporters answering a corresponding question.
he Su-35 is a 4++ generation aircraft employing technologies of the fifth generation, designed by the Sukhoi Aviation Holding Company, which belongs to the United Aircraft Corporation. The fighter jet (NATO reporting name Flanker-E) is an upgraded version of the Su-27 multirole fighter. It was first introduced to a foreign audience at the 2013 Paris Air Show.
Russia and China signed a contract on the delivery of 24 Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets, estimated to be worth $2 billion, in 2015.
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Deliveries of Russian Su-35 fighters to China not started yet, work on contract under way - Russian official (Part 2)
https://sputniknews.com/military/201611191047614514-russia-china-su-35/
LISBON (Sputnik) — The deliveries of the Russian Su-35 fighter jets to China have not started yet, works on the aircraft to be supplied continue in accordance with the bilateral deal, Alexander Fomin, the director of the Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC), said.
"Not yet, but the works continue in accordance with the contract," Fomin told reporters answering a corresponding question.
he Su-35 is a 4++ generation aircraft employing technologies of the fifth generation, designed by the Sukhoi Aviation Holding Company, which belongs to the United Aircraft Corporation. The fighter jet (NATO reporting name Flanker-E) is an upgraded version of the Su-27 multirole fighter. It was first introduced to a foreign audience at the 2013 Paris Air Show.
Russia and China signed a contract on the delivery of 24 Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets, estimated to be worth $2 billion, in 2015.
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The contract for the supply of two vehicles with China General Aviation Service Co Ltd was signed in 2015
http://tass.com/defense/913682
ULAN-UDE, November 21. /TASS/. Russian Helicopters holding (part of Rostec) manufactured two multi-purpose Mil Mi-171 helicopters for China General Aviation Service Co Ltd, the holding’s press service said on Monday.
"China is the largest operator of Russian helicopters in the Asia-Pacific region. We have many years of cooperation and are currently developing relationships with new companies. The helicopters are equipped with modern equipment, which in the first place might be useful for protection of forests and fighting against forest fires," the company’s Deputy CEO for marketing and business development Alexander Shcherbinin said.
The helicopters are equipped with auxiliary power unit SAFIR, designed to supply air to engine starters or environmental control systems, which allows transporting bulky cargo of up to 4 tonnes.
The contract for the supply of two vehicles with China General Aviation Service Co Ltd was signed in 2015.
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November 23, 2016
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China may increase purchases of Russian helicopters
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Russia, China implement $3 bln military-technical contracts over year - Shoigu
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Chinese, Russian defense ministers praise outcomes of military-technical cooperation commission session
https://sputniknews.com/military/201611231047746741-su35-china-delivery/
14:05 23.11.2016
Russia will stick to the schedule on supplying Su-35 fighter jets to China under a military-technical deal between the two countries, Khabarovsk Territory's Governor Vyacheslav Shport told Sputnik on Wednesday.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — In September, the governor said that the Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Production Association (KnAAPO), part of the Sukhoi Aviation Holding Company and one of Russia's largest aircraft manufacturers, plans to supply four Su-35 to China by the end of the year.
"I can say that today, all issues of supplying aircraft equipment as part of military-technical cooperation are proceeding strictly on schedule at the aviation enterprise located on the Khabarovsk Territory, and will be complete before the deadline specified in the contract. It's under my supervision," Shport said.
Earlier in November, the head of the Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC) said that deliveries had not yet started but that the deal's implementation was underway.
Russia and China signed a contract on the delivery of 24 Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets, estimated to be worth $2 billion, in 2015. The Su-35 (NATO reporting name Flanker-E) is a 4++ generation aircraft employing technologies of the fifth generation, designed by the Sukhoi Aviation Holding Company. The fighter jet is an upgraded version of the Su-27 multirole fighter. It was first introduced to a foreign audience at the 2013 Paris Air Show.
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China may increase purchases of Russian helicopters
10:57
Russia, China implement $3 bln military-technical contracts over year - Shoigu
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Chinese, Russian defense ministers praise outcomes of military-technical cooperation commission session
https://sputniknews.com/military/201611231047746741-su35-china-delivery/
14:05 23.11.2016
Russia will stick to the schedule on supplying Su-35 fighter jets to China under a military-technical deal between the two countries, Khabarovsk Territory's Governor Vyacheslav Shport told Sputnik on Wednesday.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — In September, the governor said that the Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aircraft Production Association (KnAAPO), part of the Sukhoi Aviation Holding Company and one of Russia's largest aircraft manufacturers, plans to supply four Su-35 to China by the end of the year.
"I can say that today, all issues of supplying aircraft equipment as part of military-technical cooperation are proceeding strictly on schedule at the aviation enterprise located on the Khabarovsk Territory, and will be complete before the deadline specified in the contract. It's under my supervision," Shport said.
Earlier in November, the head of the Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC) said that deliveries had not yet started but that the deal's implementation was underway.
Russia and China signed a contract on the delivery of 24 Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets, estimated to be worth $2 billion, in 2015. The Su-35 (NATO reporting name Flanker-E) is a 4++ generation aircraft employing technologies of the fifth generation, designed by the Sukhoi Aviation Holding Company. The fighter jet is an upgraded version of the Su-27 multirole fighter. It was first introduced to a foreign audience at the 2013 Paris Air Show.
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25 November 2015
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Russia again becomes China's biggest oil supplier in October
https://sputniknews.com/world/201611251047821314-russia-china-military-cooperation/
On November 23, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that Russian-Chinese relations are currently at an unprecedentedly high level and continue to develop steadily. The comment came during a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Chang Wanquan in Beijing.
The Russian minister visited China for the 21st meeting of an intergovernmental commission on military and technical cooperation between the two states. This year's $3 billion in military contracts signed between Russia and China represents a significant achievement, the Russian Defense Minister added.
"We have serious achievements in the military and technical field. We have reached the level of about $3 billion annually to carry out a wide range of contracts," Shoigu said.
"They are all in varying degrees implemented within the framework of mutually beneficial military and technical cooperation." Chinese authorities have also praised the military cooperation between Beijing and Moscow.
Russia's dependency on the Chinese arms market is lower than it was 15 years ago, while Russia-China military cooperation is a lot more diverse and deeper than before, the expert noted.
Commenting on the figures voiced by Sergei Shoigu, Vasily Kashin said that actually the biggest year on record was 2002, when deals were made for $2.7 billion. In 2016 prices, adjusting for US dollar inflation, it would have been $3.6 billion, he said.
1990-2000s, China was the major market for the Russian arms. In certain years its market share of Russian arms exports reached 50 per cent.
$3 billion figure might have already been reached before the start of the scheduled deliveries of Russia's S-400 air defense systems and SU-35 fighter aircraft to China under 2014 and 2015 contracts.
25 November 2015
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Russia again becomes China's biggest oil supplier in October
https://sputniknews.com/world/201611251047821314-russia-china-military-cooperation/
On November 23, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said that Russian-Chinese relations are currently at an unprecedentedly high level and continue to develop steadily. The comment came during a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Chang Wanquan in Beijing.
The Russian minister visited China for the 21st meeting of an intergovernmental commission on military and technical cooperation between the two states. This year's $3 billion in military contracts signed between Russia and China represents a significant achievement, the Russian Defense Minister added.
"We have serious achievements in the military and technical field. We have reached the level of about $3 billion annually to carry out a wide range of contracts," Shoigu said.
"They are all in varying degrees implemented within the framework of mutually beneficial military and technical cooperation." Chinese authorities have also praised the military cooperation between Beijing and Moscow.
Russia's dependency on the Chinese arms market is lower than it was 15 years ago, while Russia-China military cooperation is a lot more diverse and deeper than before, the expert noted.
Commenting on the figures voiced by Sergei Shoigu, Vasily Kashin said that actually the biggest year on record was 2002, when deals were made for $2.7 billion. In 2016 prices, adjusting for US dollar inflation, it would have been $3.6 billion, he said.
1990-2000s, China was the major market for the Russian arms. In certain years its market share of Russian arms exports reached 50 per cent.
$3 billion figure might have already been reached before the start of the scheduled deliveries of Russia's S-400 air defense systems and SU-35 fighter aircraft to China under 2014 and 2015 contracts.
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http://tass.com/defense/919313
MOSCOW, December 14. /TASS/. Russia will provide to China the first batch of four Sukhoi-35 jets by December 25, 2016, a source within the system of military-technical cooperation with other countries told TASS.
"The first four Sukhoi-35 are to fly over to China by December 25," the source said.
Originally the deliveries were to begin as of next year, but eventually a decision was made to speed up the process and to provide the first batch in the last days of the outgoing year.
In November, the deputy chief of the federal service for military-technical cooperation, Vladimir Drozhzhov, told TASS that Russia had started acting on the first phase of its contractual liabilities to China to provide the Sukhoi-35 jets.
Russia and China in November 2015 concluded a contract for 24 Sukhoi-35 fighters. Under the $2 billion deal Russia is also to provide ground equipment and spare engines.
As a source within the military-technical cooperation system told TASS earlier, the contract will be effected in three years’ time.
The governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, where the Komsomolsk-on-Amur aircraft building plant (manufacturer of Sukhoi-35 planes) is located, earlier said the first four planes will be provided to China by the end of this year. A short while later, though, the head of Rostec corporation, Sergey Chemezov, said that no Sukhoi-35 planes will be delivered to China in 2016.
The Sukhoi-35 is Russia’s multirole highly maneuverable fighter (generation 4++) with a phased array antenna radar and thrust vectoring engines. It can develop a maximum speed of 2,500 kilometers per hour and fly 3,400 kilometers without refueling. The combat range is 1,600 kilometers. The fighter is armed with a 30-mm gun and has twelve bomb and rocket suspension units.
MOSCOW, December 14. /TASS/. Russia will provide to China the first batch of four Sukhoi-35 jets by December 25, 2016, a source within the system of military-technical cooperation with other countries told TASS.
"The first four Sukhoi-35 are to fly over to China by December 25," the source said.
Originally the deliveries were to begin as of next year, but eventually a decision was made to speed up the process and to provide the first batch in the last days of the outgoing year.
In November, the deputy chief of the federal service for military-technical cooperation, Vladimir Drozhzhov, told TASS that Russia had started acting on the first phase of its contractual liabilities to China to provide the Sukhoi-35 jets.
Russia and China in November 2015 concluded a contract for 24 Sukhoi-35 fighters. Under the $2 billion deal Russia is also to provide ground equipment and spare engines.
As a source within the military-technical cooperation system told TASS earlier, the contract will be effected in three years’ time.
The governor of the Khabarovsk Territory, where the Komsomolsk-on-Amur aircraft building plant (manufacturer of Sukhoi-35 planes) is located, earlier said the first four planes will be provided to China by the end of this year. A short while later, though, the head of Rostec corporation, Sergey Chemezov, said that no Sukhoi-35 planes will be delivered to China in 2016.
The Sukhoi-35 is Russia’s multirole highly maneuverable fighter (generation 4++) with a phased array antenna radar and thrust vectoring engines. It can develop a maximum speed of 2,500 kilometers per hour and fly 3,400 kilometers without refueling. The combat range is 1,600 kilometers. The fighter is armed with a 30-mm gun and has twelve bomb and rocket suspension units.
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https://sputniknews.com/military/201612261049001671-russia-arms-market/
In November, Moscow and Beijing signed a contract on the delivery of two Russia-manufactured Beriev Be-200 amphibious aircraft to China stipulating an option to procure two more planes. The first delivery of the aircraft well suited to firefighting missions is scheduled for 2018. It can take in up to 12.5 metric tons of water in a few seconds while traveling over a body of water before dropping the load on the flames. One plane reportedly costs some $40 million.
In October 2016, media reported that China signed a contract on the delivery of 224 D-30KP2 engines worth over $658 million produced by Russia’s NPO Saturn Company. Fifty-four of them will be reportedly installed on Ilyshin Il-76/78 military transport aircraft operated by the Chinese Air Force while 170 units will be installed on China’s new Y-20 military transport plane.
In November, Moscow and Beijing signed a contract on the delivery of two Russia-manufactured Beriev Be-200 amphibious aircraft to China stipulating an option to procure two more planes. The first delivery of the aircraft well suited to firefighting missions is scheduled for 2018. It can take in up to 12.5 metric tons of water in a few seconds while traveling over a body of water before dropping the load on the flames. One plane reportedly costs some $40 million.
In October 2016, media reported that China signed a contract on the delivery of 224 D-30KP2 engines worth over $658 million produced by Russia’s NPO Saturn Company. Fifty-four of them will be reportedly installed on Ilyshin Il-76/78 military transport aircraft operated by the Chinese Air Force while 170 units will be installed on China’s new Y-20 military transport plane.
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First batch of Kamov Ka-32A11VS multirole helicopters to be delivered to China by yearend under current contract - manufacturer
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First batch of Kamov Ka-32A11VS multirole helicopters to be delivered to China by yearend under current contract - manufacturer
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PLA news portal: Su-35 intended to be last type of imported fighter
People's Daily Online, 2016-12-30
http://en.people.cn/n3/2016/1230/c90000-9161327.html
Four Russian Su-35 fighter jets were delivered to China on Dec. 25, ending speculations about the procurement of the aircraft, which had been delayed about two years, according to an article on 81.cn, a news portal of the People’s Liberation Army.
Since the debut of the J-20 fighter at Zhuhai Airshow, procurement of the Su-35 fighter jets has gone quite smoothly. Some say this is the outcome of the close relationship between China and Russia. However, the latter did not change its stance on the exportation of the Su-35 until the J-20 fighter was unveiled. Russia believes that with the commissioning of the J-20, the Su-35 will soon lose its value in the Chinese market. That estimation is the reason for the smooth procurement.
Today, the construction of China's first independently developed aircraft carrier is in full swing, and the first carrier battle group has already begun training.
The article offered an old Chinese proverb: "One can only be independent when he is self-reliant.” The article further expressed hope that the Su-35 fighter jet is the last fighter imported by China.
People's Daily Online, 2016-12-30
http://en.people.cn/n3/2016/1230/c90000-9161327.html
Four Russian Su-35 fighter jets were delivered to China on Dec. 25, ending speculations about the procurement of the aircraft, which had been delayed about two years, according to an article on 81.cn, a news portal of the People’s Liberation Army.
Since the debut of the J-20 fighter at Zhuhai Airshow, procurement of the Su-35 fighter jets has gone quite smoothly. Some say this is the outcome of the close relationship between China and Russia. However, the latter did not change its stance on the exportation of the Su-35 until the J-20 fighter was unveiled. Russia believes that with the commissioning of the J-20, the Su-35 will soon lose its value in the Chinese market. That estimation is the reason for the smooth procurement.
Today, the construction of China's first independently developed aircraft carrier is in full swing, and the first carrier battle group has already begun training.
The article offered an old Chinese proverb: "One can only be independent when he is self-reliant.” The article further expressed hope that the Su-35 fighter jet is the last fighter imported by China.
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You're still quite new here, perhaps you should spend some more time to read thoroughly around this board before spitting out your nonsense.... PDF is not a yahoo crap.
Most PDF members here are not nervous. It's true that words alone won't change the reality.... actions-speak-louder-than-words. Well, I admit only time can tell in absolute way whether India will be a supapowah or not in 2030 (or even in 2050... though the latter is beyond my earth time).
You said that only those weapons procured will matter because so far India is mostly relying on buying... not yet capable to produce the sophisticated ones... thus such thought fits well the prevailing mentality.
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You're definitely skillful at twisting words...but words alone even big mouthing won't make progress, won't change the reality either!
Let me remind you: China has the money to make such purchases, they don't interrupt its economy progress, and I guess it may somehow better than just buying the paper asset T-Bills. And keep on learning from the mighty Russian is nothing wrong while developing its own in parallel, personally I call the purchases of the top items are the smart learning ways to achieve the best winning practices.
What is bad is keeping on buying for lacking capability to make own, or becoming dependent on such practices protractedly.... but if you're a rich nation with some easy oil & gas bonanza like the Gulf Sheikhdoms then I'll forgive you and understand your comfort choices of ways of life
Equally important is helping out the ally, China is also lending a hand to its bosom friend, Russia, amidst the Western sanctions over Russia. Friend in need is friend indeed! Hand in hand they will deter the wild wild best adventures and help shaping a better world and more peaceful world for mankind...
Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, the former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy under Ronald Reagan administration has following warning:
"...Russia and China had best hold on to their strategic alliance. Anyone attempting to break this alliance is a threat to both Russia and China, and to America and to life on earth."
http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/12/28/what-is-henry-kissinger-up-to-paul-craig-roberts/
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True my Indy bhai, China is weak and we are incompetent just like India. No worries mate, all is good and dandy. Nothing is indigenous in China, we are same same, Chini Hindi Bhai Bhai!! Jai HInd!
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http://tass.com/defense/928577
MOSCOW, February 2. /TASS/. The second batch of 10 Su-35 fighter jets will be delivered to China this year and the other 10 aircraft in 2018, a source in the field of military and technical cooperation with foreign states told TASS on Thursday.
"The first four vehicles were supplied in late last year and the second batch of 10 jets will be delivered to the customer this year," the source said.
The Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation has declined to comment on the report.
In November 2016, Deputy Director of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation Vladimir Drozhzhov told TASS that Russia had started meeting its commitments under the contract with China for the delivery of the fighter jets.
Russia and China signed a contract in November 2015 for the delivery of 24 Su-35 fighter jets. The three-year deal for the supplies of aircraft, ground equipment and spare engines is estimated at $2 bln.
The Su-35 (NATO reporting name: Flanker-E) is a highly upgraded 4++-generation super-maneuverable multipurpose fighter jet incorporating fifth-generation technologies. Its maximum speed is 2,500 km/h, flying range is 3,400 km, and combat radius - around 1,600 km.
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http://tass.com/defense/928577
MOSCOW, February 2. /TASS/. The second batch of 10 Su-35 fighter jets will be delivered to China this year and the other 10 aircraft in 2018, a source in the field of military and technical cooperation with foreign states told TASS on Thursday.
"The first four vehicles were supplied in late last year and the second batch of 10 jets will be delivered to the customer this year," the source said.
The Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation has declined to comment on the report.
In November 2016, Deputy Director of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation Vladimir Drozhzhov told TASS that Russia had started meeting its commitments under the contract with China for the delivery of the fighter jets.
Russia and China signed a contract in November 2015 for the delivery of 24 Su-35 fighter jets. The three-year deal for the supplies of aircraft, ground equipment and spare engines is estimated at $2 bln.
The Su-35 (NATO reporting name: Flanker-E) is a highly upgraded 4++-generation super-maneuverable multipurpose fighter jet incorporating fifth-generation technologies. Its maximum speed is 2,500 km/h, flying range is 3,400 km, and combat radius - around 1,600 km.
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http://tass.com/defense/928577
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