Military Proposal / Russia Offers Su-57 Fighter Jet Tech To India Ahead Of Putin’s Visit
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Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Russia’s state-owned defense conglomerate Rostec, announced the offer during the Dubai Air Show 2025.
New Delhi, Nov 20: Russia has proposed a comprehensive transfer of fifth-generation fighter jet technology to India, including the Su-57 stealth aircraft, ahead of President Vladimir Putin’s scheduled visit for the India-Russia Annual Summit in December.
Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Russia’s state-owned defense conglomerate Rostec, announced the offer during the Dubai Air Show 2025.
He stated that Russia is ready to supply Su-57 jets initially and gradually shift production to India, ensuring full technology access and no restrictions on equipment or systems.
The Su-57E, the export variant of the aircraft, was showcased at the airshow, drawing global attention.
In addition to the Su-57, Russia may also offer its single-engine stealth fighter, the Su-75 Checkmate, for future collaboration.
Chemezov emphasized the enduring defense partnership between the two nations and expressed confidence in India’s capability to absorb and utilize advanced aerospace technologies.
This proposal comes at a time when India is actively seeking to modernize its air force and reduce dependence on foreign imports.
The offer could significantly bolster India’s indigenous fighter jet development programs and enhance its strategic air capabilities.
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Indian defense officials are expected to evaluate the proposal in detail, considering both operational needs and long-term industrial benefits.
Russian President Putin is expected to visit India in December for the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit. The move signals Russia’s intent to deepen military cooperation with India amid shifting global alliances and rising competition in the defense sector.
Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Russia’s state-owned defense conglomerate Rostec, announced the offer during the Dubai Air Show 2025.
He stated that Russia is ready to supply Su-57 jets initially and gradually shift production to India, ensuring full technology access and no restrictions on equipment or systems.
The Su-57E, the export variant of the aircraft, was showcased at the airshow, drawing global attention.
In addition to the Su-57, Russia may also offer its single-engine stealth fighter, the Su-75 Checkmate, for future collaboration.
Chemezov emphasized the enduring defense partnership between the two nations and expressed confidence in India’s capability to absorb and utilize advanced aerospace technologies.
This proposal comes at a time when India is actively seeking to modernize its air force and reduce dependence on foreign imports.
The offer could significantly bolster India’s indigenous fighter jet development programs and enhance its strategic air capabilities.
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Indian defense officials are expected to evaluate the proposal in detail, considering both operational needs and long-term industrial benefits.
Russian President Putin is expected to visit India in December for the 23rd India-Russia Annual Summit. The move signals Russia’s intent to deepen military cooperation with India amid shifting global alliances and rising competition in the defense sector.
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