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Les chantiers navals russes livreront 17 navires en 2011



En 2011, le consortium russe de construction navale OSK livrera à la Marine du pays et aux clients étrangers 17 bâtiments de guerre, dont deux sous-marins nucléaires lanceurs d'engins (SNLE), a annoncé mercredi aux journalistes le PDG du consortium, Roman Trotsenko.

"Cette année, nous projetons de livrer 17 bâtiments de guerre aux forces navales russes et aux clients étrangers, y compris des SNLE et des bâtiments de surface", a-t-il déclaré lors du Salon international de la défense maritime (IMDS-2011) qui se déroule du 29 juin au 2 juillet à Saint-Pétersbourg.

M. Trotsenko a précisé que la Marine russe recevrait deux sous-marins nucléaires, mais a refusé de citer leurs noms.

Une source bien informée au sein du complexe militaro-industriel a confié à RIA Novosti qu'il s'agissait du sous-marin stratégique Iouri Dolgorouki (utilisé mardi pour un test du missile balistique intercontinental Boulava) et du sous-marin nucléaire à fonctions multiples Severodvinsk.

Selon M. Trotsenko, l'OSK construit actuellement 54 navires, dont 40 pour les forces navales russes et 14 pour des pays étrangers.

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Su-35 avec 3 R-77, 1 R-73 et 1 Kh-31P

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La Marine Russe Approuve Le Projet De Futur Destroyer

Le commandement de la Marine russe a approuvé le projet de futur destroyer présenté par le bureau d'étude Severnoe (Saint-Pétersbourg). S'il est mené à son terme, ce projet aboutira à la construction du plus important bâtiment de guerre russe depuis la chute de l'URSS.

La Marine russe a approuvé le projet de destroyer de nouvelle génération présenté par le bureau d'étude Severnoe de Saint-Pétersbourg, un bureau qui au cours de l'époque soviétique avait notamment conçu parmi les plus importants bâtiments de guerre de l'URSS : les croiseurs lance-missiles du Projet 1164 Atlant (croiseur Moskva, navire amiral de la flotte de la mer Noire, photo ci-dessus), les grands navires de lutte ASM du Projet 1155, les croiseurs nucléaires du Projet 1164 Kirov (le Pierre le Grand, navire amiral de la flotte du Nord) et les destroyers du Projet 956 qui ont notamment connu un certain succès à l'export avec 4 unités vendues à la Chine au cours des année 2000. Fort de son expérience, Severnoe a donc présenté à la Marine russe un projet de destroyer d'un déplacement de 12 000 tonnes, supérieur à celui du destroyer du Projet 21956 destiné en premier lieu à l'export (8 000 t à pleine charge, photo ci-dessous). Le dernier navire d'un tonnage comparable construit en Russie fut le croiseur nucléaire lance-missiles Youri Andopov, futur Pierre le Grand, mis sur cale en 1986 à l'usine de la Baltique (ASA en 1998 dans la flotte du Nord).
Bien que le lieu de construction n'ait pas encore été officiellement décidé, il semblerait que ce soit le chantier naval du Nord (Saint-Pétersbourg) qui soit présenti.

Il est prévu qu'au cours des 2 à 3 prochaines années, le bureau élabore la documentation technique du navire, travaille sur son apparence et son armement. Concernant ce dernier point, l'armement du futur destroyer sera conséquent (comme souvent depuis les croiseurs du Projet 1164 et 1144) et à la hauteur des missions qui lui incomberont. Il s'agira en effet d'un destroyer polyvalent capable de mettre en oeuvre des missions de lutte ASM, de lutte anti-aérienne, d'assurer une défense anti-missile de théâtre, voire élargie à un espace plus conséquent, et apte à appuyer des opérations terrestres menées par une task force. En conséquence, le destroyer de nouvelle génération mettra en oeuvre des torpilles et sera doté d'une station hydroacoustique pour la lutte ASM. Il sera également équipé de missiles anti-surface et de mettra en oeuvre des missiles de croisière (probablement de type Club). Il disposera enfin de systèmes anti-missiles dont le S-500 Prométhée.

Le destroyer de nouvelle génération devrait également remplir des missions d'escorte des Mistrals russes, et au-delà, assurer la protection du futur groupe aéronaval russe formé autour du prochain porte-avions nucléaire, dont le projet n'a pas encore été présenté. Selon un contre-amiral russe à la retraite interrogé par le quotidien Izvestia, la Marine aurait besoin, au minimum, de trois unités. Toutefois, il estime que qu'un nombre de neuf unités déployées entre les flottes du Nord et du Pacifique serait idéal, avec cinq autres unités dans la mer Baltique. Selon lui, les premières unités devraient prioritairement être envoyées dans le Pacificique.

Au mois de juin dernier, le directeur d'OSK (holding des constructions navales russes) avait déclaré à l'occasion du Forum économique de Saint-Pétersbourg, que la Russie mettrait sur cale le premier exemplaire du futur destroyer en 2016, qu'un total de 6 unités soit construit. Le calendrier semble pour le moment en conformité avec ces dernières déclarations.

http://www.rusnavyintelligence.com/

Crash d'un Mig-31

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http://www.interfax.ru/russia/news.asp?id=290998

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UPDATE: Two Russian aircraft circled Guam on Feb. 12
3:12 PM, Feb. 16, 2013
Two Russian Tu-95 bomber aircraft circle Guam on Feb. 12. The aircraft are capable of carrying nuclear cruise missiles.


The two bomber aircraft were followed by two U.S. Air Force F-15 fighter aircraft from Andersen Air Force Base, according to Air Force Capt. Kim Bender, a spokeswoman for the Pacific Air Force in Hawaii. She said the jets “scrambled and responded to the aircraft.”


“The Tu-95s were intercepted and left the area in a northbound direction. No further actions occurred,” she said. Bender said no other details would be released “for operational security reasons.”


According to one military official, the Russian Bear bombers remained in international airspace, the encounter between the U.S. and Russian aircraft “stayed professional” and there was no incident. The official said it’s impossible to determine whether the Russian bombers carried any nuclear weapons.


U.S. long-range radars and satellites tracked the two bombers as they took off from northeastern Russia and headed south on a long-range flight that required “multiple refueling.” Japan also scrambled fighter jets as the bombers passed near but did not enter Japanese airspace.


U.S. military officials say “it’s highly unusual but not unprecedented” that Russian bombers would fly training missions in the vicinity of Guam. According to one official, “It wasn’t provocative but it certainly got our attention.” U.S. long-range B-52 bombers, also capable of carrying nuclear weapons, are based at Guam.


Since Vladimir Putin reclaimed the Russian presidency, U.S. officials said the number of such flights in the vicinity of the Aleutian Islands and Alaska have increased, but encounters with U.S. aircraft have remained “generally very professional.”


The two Russian Bear bombers flew near Guam at about the same time President Barack Obama delivered his State of the Union message. Military officials refused to speculate about the timing

http://www.guampdn.com/article/20130...WS01/130216006

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DefenseModernized S-300 Missiles in Air Defense Exercise
17:12 18/02/2013MOSCOW, February 18 (RIA Novosti) - Modernized S-300 surface-to-air missiles will shoot down “enemy” fighters in an exercise in Russia’s Western Military District, the district's press service said on Monday.

The joint tactical exercise involving aviation, antiaircraft and radiotechnical forces, encompasses an area from Russia’s westernmost exclave of Kaliningrad to central Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod and from Murmansk in the north to Belgorod in the south, the Western Military District said.

It did not say when the exercise began or will end.

Radar crews will track several targets simultaneously amid heavy jamming and issue target designation data to S-300 missile crews in real time, the Western Military District said.

A group of Su-27 Flanker and MiG-31 Foxhound fighters will pose as “enemy” warplanes.

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MOSCOW, February 19 (RIA Novosti) – Two Russian Emergencies Ministry planes will deliver humanitarian aid to Syria on Tuesday and evacuate Russians and nationals of former Soviet republics from the war-stricken Middle East country, an Emergencies Ministry official said.

“Il-62 and Il-76 airplanes have taken off for Latakia [eastern Syria],” the official said, adding the planes would return witn evacuees later in the day.

The planes are carrying around 46 tons of humanitarian aid, including tents and power generators.

Meanwhile, Russian naval vessels in the Mediterranean are also standing by to evacuate Russian nationals if necessary, with an additional four large landing ships also expected to arrive in the area soon, a military source told RIA Novosti.

"The main task of the Russian naval forces will be participation in a possible evacuation of Russian citizens from Syria," the source said.

There was no information available on how many Russian nationals were waiting to travel back to Moscow on Tuesday.

The Russian embassy in Syria estimated there were some 30,000 Russians living in the country, but other reports suggest the figure could be much higher.

Two Emergencies Ministry planes brought 77 Russians back from Syria at the end of January. Russian officials denied the move was an indication that Moscow had changed its stance on Syria, its sole remaining ally in the Arab world.

Russia – along with China – has faced widespread condemnation over its refusal to approve UN sanctions against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whose forces the international community has accused of widespread human rights abuses. However, Moscow has repeatedly stated it has no interest in seeing Assad remain in power, but is concerned that unilateral sanctions would create a power vacuum that would lead to more violence.

At least 60,000 people have died in Syria since the start of the uprising against Assad in March 2011, according to UN figures.

10 pays en négociation avec les russes pour la vente du SU 35 ....

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ABOUT 10 NEW SU-25SM3 CAME AT AN AIR BASE IN SOUTH
February 15 2013.

RIA Novosti . The first batch of new Su-25SM3 at about ten units entering service airbase in the Krasnodar region, told reporters on Friday, a representative of the Southern Military District (SOUTH).

"As part of the state defense order for the air base SOUTH unit located in the Krasnodar region, received the first batch of new Su-25 cm3 in the amount of about 10 units," - said the officer.

He noted that at the same time with the rearmament of aircraft conducted retraining pilots to control this type of aircraft at the Center deployment and retraining of crew in the Lipetsk region.

According to the representative SOUTH, today over 60% of pilots have been trained air base on the Su-25SM3. "At present, the newly arrived cars completed maintenance work. First scheduled flights newest attack aircraft combat training program is scheduled next week. Su-25SM3 an extensively modified version of the Su-25, and unlike its predecessor, can destroy tiny, movable and stationary ground objects without their visibility by day and night, as well as aerial targets, "- said the representative of the SOUTH.

This modern aircraft is equipped with a satellite navigation system GLONASS (GPS) with the ability to program the end point on the map with an accuracy of 10 meters, which allows the pilot to operate independently without the support of ground services, not only in normal weather conditions, but also in the complex, with "zero" visibility. The cab has a digital display that shows the ground and air situation. Through a new satellite system aircraft was able to perform operational use at a height of almost 2 times higher than the Su-25. Thanks to extensive modernization, the combat effectiveness of the use of lethal Su-25SM3 increased up to three times

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The General staff of the Russian armed forces on the orders of Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has for the first time in 20 years, a sudden check the combat readiness of the troops the central military district. First of all check the rapid deployment unit command skills and be prepared to perform combat tasks. Now such unannounced checks will be conducted on a regular basis.

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AK-630M-2 + 3M-47 Ghibka



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sur le Grad Sviyazhsk (Project 21631)

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Russia Should Induct Brahmos in its Armed Forces: Antony


(Source: Indian Ministry of Defence; issued February, 19, 2013)



The Defence Minister Shri A K Antony today said Russia should induct BrahMos supersonic cruise missile in their fleet so that the success achieved in the joint venture will be fully appreciated.

Addressing the ‘Partnership Day’ marking the 15th anniversary of the signing of Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) between India and Russia for the formation of BrahMos joint venture in New Delhi, he said, soon the Indian Air Force will have BrahMos both, on land and air platforms, making it a real force multiplier for all the wings of the Indian Armed Forces.

Army, Navy and Air Force consider BrahMos to be an important weapon due to its speed, precision and power, he said. The Government has also decided to expand the infrastructure at multiple centres to cater to larger production requirement of BrahMos missiles and systems.

Shri Antony said the cooperation between the scientists and scientific expertise of DRDO and NPOM and many other organisations from India and Russia has proved that there is a way to do things faster and take the lead in the world. The partnership has blossomed and yielded results, which have not been achieved by any other country. He admitted that the role of DRDO, NPOM and the quality assurance agencies in grooming this industry to achieve high technology levels and a superior quality product has indeed resulted in customers’ delight, that is, our Defence Forces.

The Minister remarked that this process has resulted in a new trend of thinking, in terms of a collaboration and joint venture, as India too could share its technology and products with others.

On this occasion, the CEO and MD of BrahMos Aerospace Dr. A Sivathanu Pillai in his welcome address gave a brief account of the growth and evolution of this joint venture. The Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne in his address said that the modified Su-30 Mk-I aircraft will soon be equipped with BrahMos missile.

Dr. AG Leonov, Director General NPOM, Russian Federation, Dr. VK Saraswat, Scientific Advisor to Defence Minister also spoke on the occasion. Defence Minister also presented awards/trophies to some top scientists and technologists associated with this joint venture.



http://www.defense-aerospace.com/articles-view/release/3/142828/russia-should-buy-brahmos-missile%2C-antony-says.html

Trop limité Brahmos pour la marine russe ils ont sont parent.

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Later Borey Class Subs to Carry Only 16
Missiles – SourceMOSCOW, February 20 (RIA Novosti) –
Russia's upgraded Project 955A (Borey-A) class nuclear-powered strategic
submarines will carry only 16 Bulava ballistic missiles each rather than the 20
missiles previously reported, a senior defense industry source said on
Wednesday.

“The Project 955A differs significantly from the original Borey (Project 955)
but not in the number of missiles carried – there will still be 16 on board,”
the source said.

At the same time, the improved vessels are
equipped with advanced sonar, navigation, communications and fire-control
systems and have lower electromagnetic signature, which makes them more
“stealthy,” the official added.

Previous media reports, including those
from RIA Novosti, had reported the Project 955A as being armed with 20 Bulava
missiles.

The first submarine of the improved Borey-A
class, the Knyaz Vladimir, was laid down in July 2012.

The construction of the Alexander Suvorov,
the fifth in the series and second of the improved Project 955A (Borey-A) class,
will begin on July 28, when Russia celebrates Navy Day, while the sixth
submarine, the Mikhail Kutuzov, will be laid down in November.

The Borey class submarines are set to
become the mainstay of the Russian Navy's strategic nuclear deterrent fleet,
replacing the ageing Project 941 (NATO Typhoon class) and Project 667 class
(Delta-3 and Delta-4) boats.

Russia’s first Borey class submarine, the
Yury Dolgoruky, officially entered service with the Russian Navy on January 10.
It has been assigned to the 31st submarine division of the Northern Fleet.

Russia is planning to have three Borey
class and five Borey-A class submarines by 2020.

Yasen Severodvinsk

Su-35 avec 4 Kh-31X


... avec 3 KAB-1500L, 2 R77 et 2 R73

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United Aircraft Corporation will deliver 300 new aircraft to the Russian Ministry of Defense over the next two years

United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) will deliver 300 new aircraft to the Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) during a period from 2013 to 2015. The new contracts with the MoD should be signed soon, Interfax reports.

It was stated by the Director of the Directorate of Air Force programs UAC, ex-Commander-in-Chief of the Russian air forces, Vladimir Mikhailov. "The new contract should be signed in late February – early March", - he said.

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The air base of Southern Military District took delivery of first batch of Ka-52 helicopters

The first batch of new Ka-52 “Alligator” combat helicopters has been delivered to the air base of Southern Military District, deployed in Krasnodar Territory, press-service of Russian Ministry of Defense reports.

The first flights of the Ka-52s in the network of combat training program will be performed in March 2013.

The vehicles have been manufactured by Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company (Primorski Krai). After that the non-assembled helicopters have been delivered to Rostov-on-Don and assembled by the specialists of Rostvertol.

The Ministry of Defense reminded that the Ka-52 helicopters have performed their first flights in Rostov-on-Don. After that the vehicles have performed ferry flight to the air base of Southern Military District located in Krasnodar Territory.

http://www.ruaviation.com

Su-25

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Russie/Armée : le BMD-4M équipera un régiment dans chaque division

D'ici 2016, un régiment de chaque division aéroportée russe sera équipé du nouveau véhicule de combat d'infanterie BMD-4M, cite ITAR-TASS le commandant des Troupes aéroportées de Russie, le général de corps d'armée Vladimir Chamanov.

« Je présume que compte tenu de l'augmentation des capacités de production de Kourganmachzavod, nous seront capables d'en armer un régiment dans chaque division aéroportée. Le nouvel engin de combat est équipé d'un système numérique incomparable de direction du tir qui lui permet d'atteindre n'importe quel objectif et même de tirer depuis des postes de tir fermés. Les spécialistes sont en train d'élaborer des moyens plus sophistiqués de transfert des BMD-4M par air. Un avion de transport Il-476 doit prendre à bord trois véhicules blindés.

Nous avons déjà fait tous les préparatifs nécessaires, rodé la pratique de largage en parachutes sans plate-forme des BMD-4M. Nous sommes déjà en train de former le personnel à l'école de Riazan et au Centre de formation d'Omsk ». /L

http://french.ruvr.ru/2013_02_26/Russie-Armee-le-BMD-4M-equipera-un-regiment-dans-chaque-division/

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L'armée de l'air russe s'équipe contre le Patriot

MOSCOU, 26 février - RIA Novosti


En 2014, l'armée de l'air russe recevra une version spéciale du Su-25 destiné à détruire et à contourner les systèmes de défense antiaérienne, écrit mardi le quotidien Izvestia.

Une source de l'état-major de l'armée de l'air a déclaré que les essais de la nouvelle mouture du Su-25 devraient être achevés en mai prochain, après quoi sa production en série pourra être lancée.

"Cette version est capable d'identifier et d'éliminer des systèmes de défense antiaérienne aussi puissants que les Patriot américains, dont plusieurs unités ont été projetées en Turquie en raison de la guerre civile en Syrie", a-t-il déclaré.

Seuls les Etats-Unis disposent pour l'instant d'avions capables d'éliminer les systèmes de défense antiaérienne le F-16CJ Wild Weasel et le EF-18 Growler. Leur tâche consiste à supprimer la défense antiaérienne de l'ennemi sans pénétrer dans son rayon d'action, tandis que le nouveau Su-25 pourra agir à l'intérieur de cette zone en attaquant les systèmes sol-air et d'autres cibles terrestres.

Le Su-25 blindé et équipé de systèmes radar de bord, même dans sa version la plus performante, reste vulnérable face à la défense antiaérienne moderne. C'est pourquoi le nouvel avion d'assaut est équipé d'un système spécial muni d’antennes placées sous le revêtement, qui détectent la direction du rayon et classent le type de source.

L'avion sera également muni d'un système de détection des rayons laser et infrarouges et d’un système d'aveuglement des ogives guidées dans le spectre infrarouge. Tous les systèmes de bord sont intégrés dans un complexe commun et l'ordinateur prend automatiquement sa décision en fonction de l'information reçue. Tout cela permettra à l'avion d'assaut de dominer dans la zone de défense antiaérienne de l'ennemi, grâce à l'envoi d'ondes de brouillage radio et infrarouges.

D'où sa vocation tactique et stratégique à prendre la tête des groupes d'avions d'assaut ou de bombardiers classiques. Mais il pourra également agir seul.

L'expert indépendant Anton Lavrov confirme que la nouvelle version du Su-25 doit avoir un système d'autodéfense bien plus performant et être équipé de missiles antiradars modernes.

La source de l'état-major souligne que les Patriot américains ne sont pas les seuls ennemis du nouveau Su-25. Mais l'armée de l'air russe ne peut pas ignorer leur apparition en Turquie. Les Etats-Unis, les Pays-Bas et l'Allemagne ont fourni six Patriot à leur allié de l'Otan au début de l’hiver, déployés au sud et au sud-est du pays, près de la frontière syrienne.

http://fr.rian.ru/defense/20130226/197648059.html