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Russia Is Struggling to Build Warplanes
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Russia wants to spend up to a billion euros on the expansion of a Tupolev plant – but the fighter jet construction could have been slowed down.
US magazine Newsweek reported that Russia is having difficulty expanding military aircraft production due to a lack of components due to sanctions and a growing labor shortage.
Russia is unable to produce as many military aircraft as it needs. It cannot replace the equipment destroyed by the Ukrainians during the June attack as part of Operation Web.
Military expert, director of development of information and consulting company Defense Express Valery Ryabykh told about this on Espreso ether, “The Russians lost the opportunity to manufacture strategic bombers. There is no big secret that they use hulls that were made in the USSR for the production of heavy bombers. To equip them, only partially use some new elements. Despite the fact that this equipment was achieved due to modern Western elec…
Russia Is Struggling To Build Warplanes
Voice is AI-generated. Inconsistencies may occur. Russia's ambitions to produce more military aircraft are being thwarted by a shortage of components caused by sanctions and a growing labor shortage, it has been reported. Satellite images shared with Newsweek by Earth imaging company Planet Labs…
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