Rosoboronexport presents an export set of weapons for the Su-57E

Rosoboronexport (part of Rostec State Corporation) offers foreign partners to equip the export version of the fifth-generation Su-57E fighter with the latest air-to-air guided missiles of various ranges. This was announced on July 29 in the press service of the organization.

"Rosoboronexport is currently offering its partners the latest RVV-MD2 short-range and RVV-SDM medium-range guided air-to—air missiles, as well as the RVV-BD long-range missile, which has proven its combat capabilities, to equip the Su-57E fighter," TASS reports.

According to the press service, the armament of the Russian fifth-generation fighter in the export version also includes guided air-to-surface missiles X-38MLE and stealth high-precision aviation cruise missiles X-69. In addition, the aviation complex is ready for the use of X-58USHKE anti-radar missiles and X-35UE anti-ship missiles.

It is specified that the Su-57E arsenal additionally includes correctable aviation bombs KAB-250LG-E and guided planning aviation bombs UPAB-1500B-E.

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