Delivered by UAC, the fighter-bombers underwent rigorous testing and are now ready for combat operations
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The United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) has delivered a new batch of Su-34 fighter-bombers to the Russian Ministry of Defense, strengthening the strike capabilities of the country’s frontline aviation. The aircraft went through a full cycle of factory testing, including evaluations in various operational modes, and were deployed to their home airfields.
The Su-34 is designed to eliminate ground and aerial targets, including those protected by air defense systems, even at great distances from operational bases.
The aircraft operates under adverse conditions — day or night, in any weather or geographic environment — and is capable of withstanding enemy fire and electronic countermeasures.
In addition to carrying guided and unguided air-to-air weapons, the Su-34 can also perform aerial reconnaissance missions, enhancing its versatility on the modern battlefield.
The reinforcement with these units marks another step in the modernization of the Russian Air Force, with a focus on agility, precision, and tactical superiority.
Source and images: Rostec, Russian Ministry of Defense / UAC. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
