Russia completed the delivery of the last batch of five Sukhoi Su-35 multi-role air superiority fighter jets to China last month, with Washington slapping Beijing with sanctions over its purchase of Russian military hardware, including the Su-35’s.

China Central Television has released footage of the People’s Liberation Army Air Force’s using its new Su-35 fighters, showing the planes taking off, flying in formation, engaging in breakneck maneuvers and attacking mock targets.

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China purchased two dozen Su-35 fighters from Russia for $2.5 billion in late 2015, with delivery of the planes completed in November, 2018.

China became the first foreign customer of the Russian 4++ generation fighter, and has already been seen deploying its Su-35s on patrol missions in the South China Sea.

The aircraft are now based with the Sixth Aviation Brigade in Suji, Guangdong province, southeastern China.

CCTV / ABC Flash Point Military News 2018.

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April 26, 2020 22:26

No problems with other foreign mosquitoes anymore?