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Indonesia-Russia Aircraft Deal to Be Signed in November
The Indonesian defense minister recently announced that a much anticipated defense deal will finally be concluded this November.
By Franz-Stefan Gady - October 04, 2017
Indonesia and Russia are expected to sign an agreement for the procurement of 11 Russian-made Su-35S ‘Flanker-E’ multirole fighter jets for the Indonesia Air Force (TNI-AU), Indonesian Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu announced on September 20, according to local media reports.
“The Sukhoi purchase has been finalized and will be signed this November,” the minister told reporters in Jakarta. The major obstacle during the negotiations, which kicked off over two years ago in November 2015 with the establishment of a joint military-technical cooperation commission, appears to have been details involving offset obligations and countertrade deals.
Indonesian law stipulates an offset value of at least 35 percent that includes the establishment of maintenance, repair, and overhaul facilities (MRO) as part of a legal indigenization requirement, as well as countertrade that will consist of rubber, coffee, palm oil, tea, and other Indonesian commodities in exchange for the aircraft. Overall, Indonesia is slated to export commodities equal to 50 percent of the total US$1.14 billion contract, the defense minister said.
In August, Indonesian state-owned trading company PT Perusahaan Perdagangan Indonesia and Russia’s state-owned defense holding company Rostec concluded a memorandum of understanding on possible countertrade deals. In 2003, Indonesia also paid for Russian-made SU-27SK and SU-30MK fighter jets through counter-trade deals. Corruption allegations against Indonesian businessmen and government officials involved in Indonesian-Russian countertrade deals led to a parliamentary inquiry at the time.
The Su-35 purportedly is an impressive piece of military hardware, as I reported in August:
Furthermore, I noted that they will not be the first Russian-made fighter jets operated by the Indonesian Air Force:
The Indonesian military has entered the second phase of its 2014-2019 military modernization plan that includes major upgrades to it fleet of fighter aircraft in August. Among other things, Indonesia is slated to purchase ten more F-16A/Bs fighter jets in addition to the 14 currently in service purchased from the United States under a $750 million Excess Defense Articles (EDA) contract. Indonesia will also contribute 20 percent of development cost for the Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) KFX next-generation stealth fighter jet.
https://thediplomat.com/2017/10/indonesia-russia-aircraft-deal-to-be-signed-in-november/
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The Indonesian defense minister recently announced that a much anticipated defense deal will finally be concluded this November.
By Franz-Stefan Gady - October 04, 2017
Indonesia and Russia are expected to sign an agreement for the procurement of 11 Russian-made Su-35S ‘Flanker-E’ multirole fighter jets for the Indonesia Air Force (TNI-AU), Indonesian Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu announced on September 20, according to local media reports.
“The Sukhoi purchase has been finalized and will be signed this November,” the minister told reporters in Jakarta. The major obstacle during the negotiations, which kicked off over two years ago in November 2015 with the establishment of a joint military-technical cooperation commission, appears to have been details involving offset obligations and countertrade deals.
Indonesian law stipulates an offset value of at least 35 percent that includes the establishment of maintenance, repair, and overhaul facilities (MRO) as part of a legal indigenization requirement, as well as countertrade that will consist of rubber, coffee, palm oil, tea, and other Indonesian commodities in exchange for the aircraft. Overall, Indonesia is slated to export commodities equal to 50 percent of the total US$1.14 billion contract, the defense minister said.
In August, Indonesian state-owned trading company PT Perusahaan Perdagangan Indonesia and Russia’s state-owned defense holding company Rostec concluded a memorandum of understanding on possible countertrade deals. In 2003, Indonesia also paid for Russian-made SU-27SK and SU-30MK fighter jets through counter-trade deals. Corruption allegations against Indonesian businessmen and government officials involved in Indonesian-Russian countertrade deals led to a parliamentary inquiry at the time.
The Su-35 purportedly is an impressive piece of military hardware, as I reported in August:
The Su-35 (NATO reporting name: Flanker-E) Fourth++ generation is one of Russia’s most advanced fighter aircraft. It is a highly maneuverable multirole fighter jet, powered by two 117S turbofan engines, and equipped with the Irbis-E passive-electronically scanned-array radar capable of tracking up to 30 targets simultaneously and reportedly able to engage up to eight. The Su-35 is the latest variant of Russia’s Flanker-series.
Furthermore, I noted that they will not be the first Russian-made fighter jets operated by the Indonesian Air Force:
The TNI-AU is already operating five Russian-made Su-27s and 11 Su-30 MK/MK2s. The Su-35 fighter jets will replace U.S.-made F5 E/F Tiger II aircraft, which had been in service with the TNI-AU since the 1980s and have been retired over the last years.
The Indonesian military has entered the second phase of its 2014-2019 military modernization plan that includes major upgrades to it fleet of fighter aircraft in August. Among other things, Indonesia is slated to purchase ten more F-16A/Bs fighter jets in addition to the 14 currently in service purchased from the United States under a $750 million Excess Defense Articles (EDA) contract. Indonesia will also contribute 20 percent of development cost for the Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) KFX next-generation stealth fighter jet.
https://thediplomat.com/2017/10/indonesia-russia-aircraft-deal-to-be-signed-in-november/
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Lagi2x kayak tahun lalu nonton HUT TNI di TV, kru kamera bingung fokusnya kemana. Padahal mereka tinggal ikutin apa kata MC-nya. Tapi kayaknya kru kamera nggak mudheng MC ngomong apa soalnya mereka ngak tau jenis2x alutsista. Kayak nggak ada koordinasi antara acara sama kru kamera. Mengecewakan.
I was komplening about camera crews' quality in covering live military parade.
Ask the Dutch because they're flying Dutch flags.
I was komplening about camera crews' quality in covering live military parade.
Ask the Dutch because they're flying Dutch flags.
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Antara Dirut dan anak buah bertolak belakang pernyataannya. Dirut bilang tahun 2018. Windu bilang 2020.
"Direktur Utama Pindad Abraham Mose mengatakan pihaknya telah menggelar sarasehan atas keberhasilan perusahaan dalam mengembankan produk barunya ini di Bandung.
Untuk tahap awal, Pindad berencana mulai memproduksi medium tank ini sebanyak 100 unit pda 2018. Semua tank itu akan diperuntukkan bagi TNI."
https://www.pindad.com/pindad-bakal-produksi-100-medium-tank-di-2018
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