Iran to receive Russian Su-35 fighter jets in 3 months

Jan 16, 2023 View Original Article
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62% :Iran and Russia have signed important agreements in recent months to strengthen their economic, trade, energy, and military cooperation.
59% : According to media reports, Iran will receive 24 twin-engine, highly maneuverable fourth-generation fighter jets that will be used primarily for air superiority missions.
55% : According to MP, Tehran has also ordered a number of other military equipment from Russia, including air defense systems, missile systems and helicopters, most of which will arrive soon.
52% : Iran will receive Russian Su-35 fighter jets within three months under an agreement with Moscow, an Iranian parliamentarian said on Sunday, Anadolu reports.
50% : Shahriar Heidari, a member of the parliament's National Security Committee, told Tasnim News Agency that the jets will arrive in Iran in the coming Iranian year, which begins March 21.
49% : Some of the fighters are expected to be based at the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force (IRIAF)
46% :Iran has not acquired any new combat aircraft in recent years, except some Russian MiG-29 Fulcrum fighters it purchased in the 1990s.

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