Rostec says new batches of Su-34 fighter-bombers are in production
The Russian state defense conglomerate said the aircraft continues to be upgraded based on combat experience to improve mission effectiveness.
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Russian state defense and technology conglomerate Rostec has said that new batches of Su-34 fighter-bombers are currently being manufactured.
According to the corporation, the aircraft continues to be improved based on combat experience, with modifications intended to enable crews to carry out their assigned missions more effectively.
The Su-34 is a twin-engine fighter-bomber used by the Russian Aerospace Forces for strike missions. Rostec oversees a range of Russian defense manufacturers, including aircraft producers involved in the plane's production.
The corporation did not disclose specific figures on the number of aircraft being produced or further technical details about the nature of the improvements made to the platform.
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