The United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), part of the Russian state-owned conglomerate Rostec, has confirmed the delivery of a new batch of Su-30SM2 multirole fighter jets to the Russian Ministry of Defense as part of the execution of the State Defense Order.
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The aircraft have already passed all required ground and flight tests and have been sent to their operational units.
According to Rostec, the Su-30SM2 stands out as one of the most advanced fighter jets currently in service in the country. “The Su-30SM2 is considered one of the best aircraft and is highly praised by pilots. It is known for its high maneuverability, excellent flight characteristics, and a wide range of armaments, including long-range weapons. The aircraft is capable of employing virtually all modern types of aerial weaponry,” the corporation stated.
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The state-owned company also highlighted that the fighter has received a more powerful radar, offering greater detection range and precision, as well as a modern electronic warfare system capable of neutralizing enemy aerial attack assets. According to the company, the aircraft has proven its effectiveness in the special military operation, registering hundreds of destroyed air and ground targets, including Patriot air defense systems.
The Russian Navy also took part in the aircraft acceptance process. One of the involved pilots described the model as essential for protecting national territory. “The highly maneuverable Su-30SM2 multirole fighters are among the most modern combat aircraft of the Russian Armed Forces. They protect the country’s borders along the entire perimeter.”
The Su-30SM2 represents a direct evolution of the models currently in service, incorporating updated avionics, new electronic warfare systems, and enhanced armaments. According to UAC, the modernization was carried out according to technical requirements from the Ministry of Defense, significantly increasing the aircraft’s combat capabilities.
UAC’s general director, Vadim Badeha, emphasized that development continues steadily. “We are not stopping at what has already been achieved. Alongside the regular deliveries of equipment, we continue to improve our aircraft, including incorporating experience gained during the special military operation, while simultaneously increasing production rates.”
Source: Telegram @uac_ru. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
