China called Russian aircraft uncompetitive

2018-06-05

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China called Russian aircraft uncompetitive

Chinese experts have called Russian aircraft unpromising.

Despite the fact that Russian weapons are highly valued around the world, military analysts from the PRC announced that Russia has recently stopped producing competitive equipment. We are talking about a whole range of weapons, however, experts turned their attention to military aerial equipment, the demand for which has also significantly decreased.

“In recent years, Russia has stepped up the production of new military aircraft and helicopters, however, as practice shows, most of this technology is not needed in other countries, that is, it is uncompetitive. Most likely, this is due to the rather high cost, lack of reliability and complexity in operation and repair ", - the newspaper "East Day" informs.

"The leading countries of Latin America preferred to purchase not Russian military equipment, but equipment produced in China. This may mean that Russian armament is gradually ceasing to be in demand ", - said in the publication "Sina".

Indeed, some countries preferred to abandon the purchase of Russian military aircraft, in particular, it is about India, which considered the Russian fighters of the fifth generation of Su-57 unpromising, in this connection, decided to stop the implementation of the joint with Russia program "FGFA". Nevertheless, experts believe that the arguments of Chinese military analysts are not true.

"Demand for Russian aircraft has actually declined, but this is primarily due to the influence of the United States of America, which threatens the introduction of sanctions and restrictive measures to those countries that will buy it", - said the expert Avia.pro.

It should be clarified that earlier, China has already called the new generation of Russian fighters unpromising and ineffective.

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Mazhit 18 2018 in June 15: 06

Then why the hell does the PRC buy our SU-35s even at a price higher than that of the American F-35s ??? The so-called "leading countries of Latin America" fell for the Chinese disposable aircraft consumer precisely because of their cheapness, and not because of their competitiveness. This is one reason. Another reason is that many so-called "leading countries of Latin America" have long been hooked by the United States and are "swimming" in the wake of the American sanctions policy - even if they strongly wanted to buy Russian weapons, but the United States is really and reasonably afraid - what if the president dies of cancer or another strange illness, or suddenly there will be a military coup or a violent change of power.

EaP 10 2018 in June 10: 59

Well, our rulers themselves gave them technology on military equipment and space.
But China has an effective state system and therefore it is developing rapidly, and we are ruled by a thievish and blunt liberalism, therefore, in relation to China, Russia has become a backward country and the gap will deepen in favor of China

Ivan 08 2018 in June 22: 23

First we had technology, but now they are hopeless.

Konstantin Alexandrov 06 2018 in June 05: 39

Unsurprisingly, China needs to sell its scrap metal!

Vyacheslav 05 2018 in June 16: 16

You can make an appointment! ))
And what does China itself buy Russian aircraft carrier and other weapons?

Reape 05 2018 in June 15: 31

Get lost .... FGFA was a joint project of India and the Russian Federation to create an INDIAN aircraft, based on the developments of the Sukhoi Design Bureau. As a result, INDIAN aircraft could not be brought to the level of the 5th generation and India closed this program. Why this happened is a question for India, and not for the SU-57, which is quite a 5th generation fighter. And the closure of India's own aircraft program means that somewhere they will have to take replacements for their air force. The question "will they choose the SU-57 or the F35?" leave it open to the public. An alternative to both options can only be Chinese technology, but China has not yet developed a military commissar to a competitive state (I emphasize: "for now").