Armée Soudanaise / Sudanese Armed Forces ( SAF )

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Russia Sells 12 Fighters to Sudan: Reports
MOSCOW - Russia has sold 12 MiG-29 fighter jets to Sudan, Sudanese Defense Minister Abdul Rahim Mohammed Hussein said during a visit to Moscow on Nov. 14, Russian news agencies reported.

"Yes, it's all done. The planes have been bought," the defense minister was quoted as saying to reporters at a briefing in Moscow, in response to a question about a contract for the purchase of the 12 planes.

"We are very satisfied with our military relations with Russia," he said.

Russia was accused by human rights group Amnesty International last year of violating a U.N. resolution by supplying arms to Sudan that were then used in the war-torn Darfur region, a charge rejected by Russia's foreign ministry.

The U.N. Security Council imposed an embargo on sales and deliveries of arms to Darfur in 2004.

Some 300,000 people have died in the civil war in Darfur since 2003 and two million more have fled their homes, according to U.N. figures, although some sources put the toll much higher while Sudan says just 10,000 have died.

Sudanese President Omar al-Beshir earlier this month declared a ceasefire in Darfur. The main rebel movement in the region, the Justice and Equality Movement, has dismissed Beshir's call as a propaganda stunt for the West.

insigne sudan air force:



F-5Es

C-130H:

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compris

relink les 2 photos qui laissent place vide,c´est moche quand ca relink pas les gars,merci

mig 29

cargo civil FAHED
Sudan Airways Boeing 707
http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/emergencies/plane-involved-in-accident-at-sharjah-airport-1.517425

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Sudan obtains advanced Chinese MLRS


By Andrei Chang
Column: Military Might
Published: July 10, 2009

Hong Kong, China — Sudan has acquired a small number of WS-2 multi-launch rocket systems from China, according to reliable information obtained by the author. A number of African delegates to last February’s Abu Dhabi International Defense Exhibition and Conference 2009, including North African military attachés, confirmed that a China-made “secret weapon” the Sudanese claimed to have acquired was in fact the 200-kilometer-ranged WS-2 multi-launch rocket system.

This is the first evidence that this system has been exported to an African country. In fact, it appears to be the first such export to any foreign country. It is unclear exactly when China shipped the WS-2 system to Sudan. But what is clear is that this will be the most powerful long-range attack system in all of Africa.

The Chinese companies capable of exporting the WS-2 system include the China Precision Machinery Import-Export Corporation and Poly Group Corporation. Both companies refused to comment on the report, other than to stress that any weapon systems they had sold to Sudan were delivered before the international community imposed an arms embargo on the country. In late March, 2005 the U.N. Security Council imposed a ban on weapons sales to all parties involved in the conflict in Sudan’s Darfur region.

For Sudan, the WS-2 is a top secret strategic weapon system; therefore it has never made an appearance in any of the country’s military parades.

Sources say that the WS-2 MLRS acquired by Sudan have undergone substantial upgrading. The system’s effective range has been modified to 70-200 kilometers, its accuracy is CEP 0.3 percent, and launch time for four tubes of rockets is six seconds. The system’s warhead weighs 200 kilograms and it uses four types of ammunition.

China has already developed an upgraded WS-3 precision-guided long-range MLRS on the foundation of the WS-2. The author has acquired some specifics about the WS-3 MLRS, which was first revealed at the Zhuhai Air Show in November 2008.

The WS-3 uses two types of guidance systems. Using the inertial navigation system it has a maximum range of 200 kilometers, and CEP of 300 meters. When using INS plus GPS guidance, the CEP is improved to 50 meters.

Other structural features of the WS-3 are not much different from the WS-2. The WS-3 was only recently approved for export, and no country has as yet purchased this new MLRS.

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(Andrei Chang is editor-in-chief of Kanwa Defense Review Monthly, registered in Toronto, Canada.)

http://www.upiasia.com/Security/2009/07/09/sudan_obtains_advanced_chinese_mlrs/1455/

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Sudan obtains WS2 MLRS

Kanwa News IDEX 2009: The African military attaché delegations told Kanwa at IDEX 2009 in Abu Dhabi that Sudan acquired Chinese-made “secret weapons” quite some years ago, and that was the 200km-ranged WS2 MLRS! Kanwa has managed to confirm this from multiple military attachés of North African countries who acknowledge that Sudan has obtained a small number of WS2. It was the first time that WS2 was exported to an African country. According to what Kanwa has learned, that was also the first time that WS2 was exported to a foreign country.



The Chinese companies that can export WS2 include CPMIEC and Poly Group Corporation. Both of them refused to comment on the report but stressed that they could say responsibly that any MLRS and other weapon systems they had sold to Sudan were delivered absolutely before the international community imposed arms embargo upon the country. Military attachés from African countries also claim that Sudan received WS2 quite a number of years ago. For Sudan, WS2 is a top secret strategic weapon system and therefore it has never made appearance at any military parade.



Sources say that the WS2 MLRS that Sudan acquired have undergone substantial upgrade. WS2’s effective range has modified to 70-200km, CEP 0.3%, and launch time for 4 tubes of rockets is 6 seconds. The warhead of the system is 200kg and uses a total of 4 types of ammunitions. Regarding the functional features of WS1/WS2 ammunitions, Kanwa published separate reports on several occasions before and thus will not repeat here.



China has already developed WS3 precision guided long range MLRS on the foundation of WS2. This new MLRS was first revealed at the Zhuhai Air Show and Kanwa has acquired some specific details of this system. In fact, WS3 uses 2 types of guidance systems. The WS3 with INS guidance has a maximum range of 200km, CEP 300m. When using INS plus GPS guidance, the CEP is improved to 50m. Other structural features of WS3 are not much different from WS2. So far Sudan is the only country that has purchased WS2. WS3 has just been approved for export and no country has purchased this new MLRS yet.



(Kanwa Asian Defence June 2009 issue)

http://www.kanwa.com/dnws/showpl.php?id=481

c'est du lourd, ils veulent décimer tout le voisinage ou quoi

voila ce que j'ai trouver sur ces bebetes

Caliber 400-mm
Number of tubes 6
Rocket weight 1 285 kg
Warhead weight 200 kg
Firing range 70 - 200 km
Reloading time 12 minutes

Livraison et nouvelles commandes d’hélicoptères Mi-17

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La Russie va livrer au Sud-Soudan d'ici la fin de l'année 10 hélicoptères Mi-17, a indiqué le 6 septembre à Interfax une source dans le secteur aéronautique. "Aux termes d'un contrat signé en 2007, l'usine d'hélicoptères de Kazan va fournir au Soudan 9 appareils Mi-17B-5 et 1 Mi-172 en configuration civile", a précisé cette source.
Le premier lot de 4 Mi-17-V5 est arrivé à l’aéroport d’Entebbe en Ouganda le 12 aout à bord d’un Antonov AN-124. "Nous prévoyons de livrer tous les hélicoptères d'ici la fin de l'année", a-t-elle ajouté.

Nouvelles commandes
En argentine, Le ministre de la Défense a signé un contrat pour l'achat de deux Mi-17, qui seront utilisés pour des opérations logistiques et de secours dans des bases de l'Antarctique. L'achat des deux appareils a été effectué dans le cadre d'un contrat "gouvernement à gouvernement" et comprend la formation des pilotes et des mécaniciens. Les deux hélicoptères seront livrés à l'Argentine en septembre 2011.

En Asie, l’inde qui a déjà commandé 80 Mi-17s en 2008, souhaiterait acquérir 59 Mi-17 supplémentaires pour un cout de 1.9 milliard de dollars auprès de la compagnie Rosoboronexport. Les premiers Mi-17 commandés en 2008 selon livrés cette année.

Depuis plusieurs années, le MI-17 est devenu un hélicoptère incontournable que ce soit sous les couleurs des Nations Unies ou dans le ciel Afghan.

question défense

T72 soudanaise

attend,soudan ou sud-soudan,car les soudanais n´ont pas de T72,mais les sud-soudanais l´ont recu en cachete d´ukraine(affaire navire faina piraté par les pirates somaliens en 2009)

ce qu´ils ont c´est le T72Z safir,un upgrade des T55,sur tes photos c´est des T72AV,comme ceux retrouvés au kenya



unloading a mombasa du Faina,T72 AV

ah ok

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Soudan: un hélicoptère militaire s'écrase à Khartoum, un mort

KHARTOUM - Un hélicoptère qui tentait de décoller de l'aéroport militaire de Khartoum s'est écrasé mercredi matin et l'un de ses trois occupants a été tué après l'incendie d'un de ses moteurs, selon l'armée.

Un hélicoptère Mi24 appartenant aux forces aériennes soudanaises a tenté de décoller de l'aéroport de Khartoum, mais un de ses moteurs a pris feu, a indiqué un porte-parole de l'armée, Sawarmi Khaled Saad, dans un communiqué.

L'appareil a dévié de la piste, au cours d'un exercice, avant de s'écraser. L'un de ses trois membres d'équipage est décédé et les deux autres ont été blessés, a-t-il ajouté.

Un témoin avait auparavant indiqué que l'hélicoptère s'était écrasé à l'atterrissage.

L'armée soudanaise dispose d'appareils anciens et les accidents sont fréquents.

Un accident du même type s'était produit en décembre, quand un avion militaire s'était écrasé lors d'un entraînement de nuit dans l'Etat de la Mer rouge, à l'ouest de Port-Soudan. Les deux membres d'équipage avaient survécu, selon des responsables.

Il y a dix ans, le vice-ministre de la Défense soudanais et 13 militaires de haut rang avaient été tués dans un accident d'avion alors qu'ils revenaient à Khartoum de l'Etat du Haut-Nil au Sud-Soudan, qui sera indépendant en juillet.

Le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU avait imposé en 2004 un embargo sur les armes au Soudan après des combats entre rebelles du Darfour et les forces gouvernementales.

http://www.romandie.com/infos/news2/110413120908.3gydtkq8.asp

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Su-25s

K-8s:


Sudanese Mi-24


MiG-29s

il etait une fois,les F5E soudanais,en passage par Prestwick

Ces F5 doivent être Chiites a l'heure actuelle je me trompe ?

Tres possible.

Des nouveaux Mi24 Soudanais

Prises en Russie avant livraison

1 Mi17 et 2 Mi24 à Khartoum





Les Mi17 comme les Mi24 dans l'ancien post semblent être des nouveaux reçu. Ici on voit des Mi17 et des C130 HS





une Cimetière pour hélicos

Sudanese Air Force