Gaijin will model EW that it just crashes the enemy’s pc instead
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Blue screen for everyone
I just want my FA-50 Blk 20 from Malaysia man
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Sounds right
And then ignore all the bug reports for a year before adding “Not Enough Info” to them.
The Soviet Mig-29 isn’t 13.0, and honestly 13.0 should be decompressed, which would have Mig-29N ending up at 13.3 while F-15A, Su-27, etc end up at 13.7, and existing 13.3s end up at 14.0.
The Indonesian Hawk is the only Hawk this major as we have already said.
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It is said, the old Su-30SMs go through modernization program to be modernized to SM2 and since 2025 start producing(not modernizing old ones) new Su-30SM2 which all till the single one come with Al-41F1S and Irbis radar
As above:
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Adding the Kh-38MT to another nation is the best outcome that could have been, apart from the complete removal of the missile.
The only problem is whenever Soviet and Japan get on the same side in matches
Both Malaysia and Indonesia are Japanese sub trees.
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Great, time to prepare for the good stuff
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Is Rostec and Sukhoy factory documentary of 2024 a joke to you?
There are no other sources, I repeat all you can possibly can get is what I said + different news.
I would prefer non of countries to have them, then gift it to another one, just hoping the Russian community will make it till the end in steam like china did once
And this documentary showed us what ?
That an airframe was tested with new engines yes, but it is NOT in serial production yet
I read what was posted on their site and they were testing it in 2024. The thing is they didn’t posted anything about new engines, the last batch from november is running on AL-31FP
There was a literal pilot of SM2 and talking about it…
Go watch the video again then. They did not mention serial integration of the new engines, just tests and plans for future
Iirc I read among the batches delivered in 2024 were full spec SM2s, Belarus was even delivered Su-30SM and a handful of Su-30SM2.