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25/02/2020

Moscou veut plus de Sukhoi Su-34 !



Le ministère russe de la Défense prévoit de signer un nouveau contrat pour la livraison de plusieurs dizaines de bombardiers de première ligne Sukhoi Su-34 « Fullback » à la Force aérospatiale avec des capacités de combat étendues. L'avion intégrera la dernière suite avionique développée dans le cadre des travaux de conception expérimentale de Sych.

Le travail de conception expérimentale de Sych a été achevé en 2019. Il est envisagé d'installer des conteneurs de reconnaissance sous-suspendus sur les Su-34. De plus, la gamme d’armement sera étendue. A termes, l’ensemble de la flotte sera mise à jour.

Aujourd'hui, la Force aérospatiale russe exploite de 130 bombardiers de première ligne Su-34 « Fullback ».

Le Sukhoi Su-34 « Fullback » :

Le Su-34 « Fullback » peut attaquer des cibles terrestres, maritimes et aériennes, de jour comme de nuit et par tous les temps, en utilisant l’ensemble des types de munitions en service en Russie. En termes de capacités opérationnelles, il s'agit d'un appareil de génération 4+. Son système de sécurité active avec les nouveaux ordinateurs, fournit des capacités supplémentaires pour le pilote et le navigateur, pour effectuer des bombardements précis et à manœuvrer sous le feu ennemi. L’excellente aérodynamique de l’avion, les grands réservoirs de carburant de capacité interne, la nouvelle génération de moteurs plus économe en carburant, doté d’une commande numérique. Font que le Su-34 de bombardement tactique, se trouve très proche de la catégorie de bombardier stratégique de classe moyenne. L’avion dispose d'un système de brouillage numérique Khibiny L175V / KS418 grâce auquel l'avion peut être utilisé comme un brouilleur de combat aérien. Les deux radars (avant et arrière) sont couplés à un système de ciblage électro-optique qui est capable de capturer et de surveiller de façon continue plusieurs cibles simultanément.

Le Su-34 dispose également d’un système de communication et le système d'échange d'informations de type liaison16 (Link16) lui permettant une interface avec des troupes terrestres et des navires de surface, ainsi qu’avec d’autres aéronefs. Les caractéristiques du Su-34 incluent un rayon d’action jusqu'à 4000 km en convoyage, une vitesse maximale de 1900 km/h, et une charge utile de jusqu'à 8 tonnes. L'espace entre les sièges du cockpit permet de se coucher dans le couloir, le cas échéant. Un office et un WC sont situés derrière les sièges de l'équipage.



Photos : Su-34 Fullback @ KVS

http://psk.blog.24heures.ch/archive/2020/02/25/moscou-veut-plus-de-sukhoi-su-34 -868694.html

Le Kremlin se prepare à une guerre longue…

La #Russie prévoit d’augmenter son budget militaire de 70% en 2024 pour atteindre 107 milliards d’euros.

Pour comparaison, le budget de la défense US pour 2024 devrait s’élever à 842 milliards d’euros.https://t.co/wRWWTU72Pi

— OpexNews (@OpexNews) September 25, 2023

Russie : Poutine a signé un décret sur le début de la conscription dans l'armée à l'automne.
Elle débutera à partir du 1er octobre. pic.twitter.com/OjEBhOfZ2b

— Rebecca Rambar (@RebeccaRambar) September 29, 2023

jf16 a écrit:

Russie : Poutine a signé un décret sur le début de la conscription dans l'armée à l'automne.
Elle débutera à partir du 1er octobre. pic.twitter.com/OjEBhOfZ2b

— Rebecca Rambar (@RebeccaRambar) September 29, 2023

Plus de jeunes, plus de chaire a canon,

[ RUSSIE | GÉORGIE ]

Le dirigeant de la région séparatiste pro-russe d'Abkhazie, en Géorgie, a annoncé que la Russie va d'établir une base militaire dans cette région. pic.twitter.com/rfm8nm8CwG

— (Little) Think Tank (@L_ThinkTank) October 6, 2023

Environ 385.000 personnes se sont enrôlées dans l'armée russe en 2023 et la Russie compte continuer de recruter en 2024, a indiqué l'ex-président russe Dmitri Medvedev, lors d'une réunion dont il a publié des extraits sur Telegram. pic.twitter.com/Gesg14zkLm

— LSI AFRICA (@lsiafrica) October 25, 2023

[ RUSSIE ]

Le Ministère russe de la Défense affirme que Moscou a simulé « le lancement d'une frappe nucléaire massive par les forces offensives stratégiques en réponse à une frappe nucléaire ennemie ». Vladimir Poutine a supervisé ces exercices. pic.twitter.com/zJnKhPy2id

— (Little) Think Tank (@L_ThinkTank) October 26, 2023

[ RUSSIE ]

Rostec a remis au Ministère russe de la Défense le premier lot d'unités d'artillerie automotrices Malva de 152mm. pic.twitter.com/JcHEGvNRB1

— (Little) Think Tank (@L_ThinkTank) October 27, 2023

New photos of 122 & 152mm shells Russia received from North Korea.

About 350,000 shells were reportedly shipped.

To accommodate them, Russian Army warehouse was expanded in Tykhoretska, Krasnodar. pic.twitter.com/12J8hrJfDw

— Clash Report (@clashreport) October 28, 2023

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OCT 30

Russian Army receives 14 Plastun-SN armored all-terrain vehicles


As reported by Focus UA on October 30, 2023, the Russian Ministry of Defense recently received a batch of 14 Plastun-SN light armored vehicles,
all concealed in military camouflage. These vehicles, officially unveiled at the Army-2023 exhibition in Moscow, are manufactured in the
city of Novosibirsk and have been adapted to meet the specific requirements of the Russian Armed Forces. The procurement of at least 50 of
these vehicles has been initiated under a contract signed by the Russian Ministry of Defense.



The Russian Ministry of Defense recently received a batch of 14 Plastun-SN light armored vehicles, all painted in military camouflage. (Picture
source: Russian social media)


http://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2023/10/russian-army-receives-14-plastun-sn.html

Dmitri Medvedev a annoncé une augmentation significative de la production d'armes et d'équipements militaires en Russie. «L'ennemi ne peut l'ignorer. Les capacités de l'industrie de défense russe ont atteint un niveau sans précédent, plus rapidement que prévu», a-t-il déclaré. pic.twitter.com/jSOI8o9jQ0

— LSI AFRICA (@lsiafrica) November 9, 2023

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 Russian military receives Chinese-made all-terrain vehicles

NEWSARMY By Dylan Malyasov Nov 11, 2023



Russian President Vladimir Putin recently inspected the newly acquired Desertcross 1000-3 all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) at the Southern Military District headquarters in Rostov-on-Don.

The acquisition of these vehicles from the Chinese company Odes Industries signals significant problems in the equipment of the Russian army, which they are trying to solve by supplying vehicles from China.

During his visit, President Putin, accompanied by Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov, was briefed on the operational details of the Desertcross 1000-3.

According to Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian President, President Putin’s interest in the new equipment highlights its importance. “The President is actively involved in staying informed about the advancements in our military capabilities, and this visit is a testament to that commitment,” Peskov stated.




Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu provided President Putin with a detailed overview of the Desertcross 1000-3, emphasizing its versatility and importance in modern military operations. Shoigu described the ATV as “extremely in demand,” emphasizing its role in reconnaissance, patrol, search and rescue, and transportation missions in challenging terrains.

Shoigu highlighted the specifications of the Desertcross 1000-3, noting that it is currently in service with 537 units in its basic configuration. The military plans to procure an additional 1,500 units, with 500 scheduled for delivery in December and the rest in the first quarter of 2024. The base configuration of the UTV costs 1.58 million rubles, while the fully equipped version, with additional features, comes at a price of 2.1 million rubles.

It should be noted that earlier reports revealed that Chinese Tiger armored vehicles, manufactured by Shaanxi Baoji Special Vehicles Manufacturing, were adopted by the Sheikh Mansour Reserve Training Battalion of the Russian Ministry of Defense in Gudermes.




The acquisition of Chinese-made military equipment by Russia underscores the increasingly dynamic landscape of international defense collaborations. As global tensions persist, nations are diversifying their sources of military technology to ensure the readiness and efficiency of their armed forces.

https://defence-blog.com/russian-military-receives-chinese-made-all-terrain-vehicles/

«Je viens du Nigeria, mais maintenant je suis russe ». C’est ce qu’a déclaré ce mercenaire nigérian portant l'indicatif "Vanka", et qui a signé un contrat avec les forces armées russes. L’homme envoie ses salutations en russe et se plaint « un peu du froid ». pic.twitter.com/Ly0a1Rc1pF

— LSI AFRICA (@lsiafrica) November 26, 2023

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 DEC 15

All Russian T-80BVM tanks used in Ukraine are now equipped with counter drone systems


Moscow, Russia, December 15, 2023: In a significant development, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that its T-80BVM Main Battle Tanks
are now standardly equipped with advanced protection systems. These systems are specifically designed to counter high-precision weapons
and First-Person View (FPV) drones, a growing threat on the Ukrainian battlefield.



Russian Army T-80BVM tank equipped with anti-drone armor mounted on the turret roof and counter-drone system. (Picture source Russian MoD)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2023/12/all-russian-t-80bvm-tanks-used-in.html  

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 DEC 15

Russian army receives more anti-tank vehicles Shturm-S and Khrizantema-S despite economic sanctions


In a significant move amidst ongoing economic sanctions, ROSTEC, Russia's State Defense Company, has announced the successful completion
of delivering a fleet of advanced Shturm-S and Khrizantema-S anti-tank armored vehicles to the Russian armed forces. This delivery comes
as a notable achievement for ROSTEC, considering the backdrop of heightened economic pressures faced by Russia due to its military actions
in Ukraine.



Russian State Defense Company ROSTEC delivers Shturm-S and Khrizantema-S anti-tank armored vehicles to the Russian army. (Picture source
Vitaly Kuzmin, editing Army Recognition Group)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2023/12/russian-army-receives-more-anti-tank.html

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DEC 21

Russian Ministry of Defense receives additional serial Il-76MD-90A


The branch of PJSC "Il" - "Aviastar" of the United Aircraft Corporation has handed over to the Russian Ministry of Defense the next serial military
transport aircraft Il-76MD-90A.



The Il-76MD-90A features several improvements over its predecessor (Picture source: United Aircraft Corporation)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2023/12/russian-ministry-of-defense-receives.html  

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DEC 28

Kalashnikov delivers first batch of Chukavin sniper rifles for Russian troops in Ukraine


Kalashnikov announced on December 26, 2023, the delivery of the first batch of its Chukavin Sniper Rifles (SVCh). The Russian company expects
to supply its troops deployed in Ukraine with this new precision rifle throughout the coming year, indicating that this delivery is not the last,
according to the manufacturer.



Kalashnikov announced the delivery of the first batch of its Chukavin Sniper Rifles (SVCh). (Picture source: Kalashnikov)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2023/12/kalashnikov-delivers-first-batch-of.html  

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  OpexNews
@OpexNews

Selon le ministère de la Défense russe, 1500 chars et 2200 véhicules blindés de combat livrés par l'industrie de défense russe en 2023.

Ainsi que 1400 systèmes d'artillerie et lance-roquettes, ainsi que de 12 000 véhicules, dont 1 400 blindés produits sur l'année.

Et pas moins de 22 000 drones de différents types auraient aussi été livrés en 2023.

https://tass.com/defense/1727827

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JAN 12

Russia to field in Ukraine new PBK-500U guided cluster glide bomb with stealth features


As reported by TASS on January 10, 2024, the Russian state-owned company Rostec is preparing to begin production of its latest aerial bomb,
named the PBK-500U SPBE-K Drel ('Drill') glide bomb. This advanced munition is designed for use against armored vehicles, ground-based
radar stations, and control centers of missile systems. It also incorporates features intended to reduce its detectability by enemy radar systems.


Similar to the basic version of the PBK-500U, the Drel likely employs an inertial guidance system (INS) supplemented by satellite correction
systems like GPS and GLONASS. (Picture source: Yandex)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/01/russia-to-field-in-ukraine-new-pbk-500u.html  

Cette guerre aura permis a la russie de faire des pas de géants dans la technologie avec des bombés guidées
Il me semble qu’avant ils n’avaient que des butannes..

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JAN 14

Russia Launches Massive Production of New 2S35 Howitzers in Response to Artillery Losses in Ukraine


A recent video report broadcasted on Russian television and shared across social media on January 14, 2023, highlights a significant development
in the Russian defense sector. The report reveals that Russia has initiated large-scale production of the 2S35, the latest generation of 152mm
tracked self-propelled howitzers. This move comes in response to the substantial losses of artillery systems experienced by Russia in the ongoing
Ukraine conflict.



Russian TV reports that Russia has launched massive production of new 2S35 self-propelled howitzers for quick deployment in Ukraine. (Picture
source Russian TV video footage)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/01/russia-launches-massive-production-of.html  

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 JAN 15

Russia to upgrade Project 949A Antey class submarines with Zircon hypersonic missiles


According to Russian media on January 15, 2024, the Russian Navy announced plans to modernize its Project 949A Antey nuclear submarines.
Admiral Viktor Liina, the commander of the Pacific Fleet of the Russian Navy, disclosed the upgrade, which involves equipping these submarines
with new missile systems, including Kalibr and Oniks cruise missiles, along with Zircon hypersonic missiles.



Until 2007, the Project 949 submarines held the distinction of being the largest cruise missile submarines in service. (Picture source: Yandex)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/01/russia-to-upgrade-project-949a-antey.html

Un hélicoptère russeMI-8 endommagé suite à un contact avec une ligne haute tension,se pose en catastrophe dans la région de Briansk.
Manque de pilotes expérimentés, bien formés ?
TG '112' pic.twitter.com/mTNkqCTNVj

— D Mionnet (@geopolitis) January 17, 2024

Selon le service ArmyRecognition, le 228e régiment de fusiliers motorisés de la Garde russe a récemment reçu une livraison de 30 véhicules de combat d'infanterie BMP-3. Ces véhicules proviennent de la dernière série fournie par l'industrie russe. https://t.co/dh0OdKdcOM

— Christophe Tymowski (@Christophe_Tymo) January 26, 2024

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JAN 27

Russia Unveils Drone Capable of Firing 9K111 Fagot Anti-Tank Missile in Flight Mode


In a significant advancement in military technology, Russia has reportedly developed a new type of drone capable of carrying and autonomously
operating the 9K111 Fagot wire-guided anti-tank missile system, capable of firing a 9M111 missile (NATO reporting name AT-4 Spigot). This
development was revealed in a video published on Telegram, a popular messaging platform.



Russia has conducted a test fire of 9K111 anti-tank guided missile from a quadcopter drone. (Picture source Video Footage Telegram)



https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/01/russia-unveils-drone-capable-of-firing.html