Red Soviet Union

Su-33? What a joke! The third brother really likes the lion's big mouth! It is not yet later generations. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia was so poor that it sold everything. It is just like this that the Su-27 family series spread to the world, and Sukhoi also made a lot of money. At the same time, Another aviation giant, Mikoyan, was eventually reduced to the fate of being merged.

Now, it is still the peak period of the Cold War. Although the Soviet Union has achieved an absolute advantage, the main force of the Soviet Union's current national defense air force is the Su-27. The Soviet Union will never export this fighter, just like the Su- 15, it is completely self-produced and used.

However, now is the time to export the third-generation machine, otherwise, the market will be snatched by the United States! For example, isn't the United States just selling their f-16 to Ah San?

In fact, Ah San will never buy f-16s. First of all, their opponent Pakistan has f-16s. If they buy the same aircraft, then in case of a fight in the future, they will not be able to visually identify the enemy and us. Moreover, fighters It is definitely not a good thing for the performance to be well known by the other party!

Besides, Ah San's current air force system is either from the Soviet Union or the legal system, and then importing American aircraft will exacerbate the chaos in terms of logistics maintenance. It’s okay to say that the boring Soviet fighter planes are more likely to malfunction when operating precision fighter planes made in the United States. Just look at the later generations of Asan’s crash king.

The Su-27 cannot be sold, but the Soviet Union wants to snatch the world's fighter jet market, and at the same time has political goals, so the Soviet Union must export a third-generation aircraft!

Looking left and right, of course the MiG-29 is suitable!

Moreover, the MiG-29 was originally manufactured as a carrier-based type, but it failed when it competed with Sukhoi. The Navy needed a long-range aircraft, but the MiG-29 had short legs.

The Soviet Union's fourth-generation aircraft is under intense development. Now, it is logical to export the MiG-29 among the third-generation aircraft.

The Su-33 is too big to operate. Andre said: After it is put on a warship, the hangar can accommodate very little. Therefore, it is not suitable for shipboard. We are also on a large aircraft carrier. I only operate the Su-33. For you, the MiG-29K should be more suitable. If you are interested, come down and we can arrange for you to visit our MiG-29K. Simply put, if you are on an aircraft carrier If you can put 20 Su-33s on the plane, then you can put 26 or 7 MiG-29k. For the aircraft carrier, it is the kingly way to deploy more aircraft. Moreover, the hangar of the Kiev-class aircraft carrier is based on It was designed for the MiG-23k, which is very similar in size to the MiG-29k.

Andre proposed the MiG-29k! This made the Indians stunned. In fact, what they fancy is the Su-33! However, what Marshal Andre said seems to make sense?

Furthermore, your land-based fighter jets should be replaced, right? If we import our MiG-29k, it can be matched with the land-based MiG-29, which will reduce the logistical burden. Ander Lie said: For your navy and air force, this is the best choice.

Historically, after the MiG-29 was equipped with troops in 1983, in 1986, the MiG-29 series fighter jets successively sent to Cuba, the former Czechoslovakia, the former East Germany, India, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Poland, Romania, Syria , Yugoslavia and Malaysia and other countries are exported in large quantities.

Therefore, it is logical to export to India now, and, in order to increase the weight, Andre even put forward a condition: If the number of MiG-29s you finally ordered exceeds two hundred, we can even Consider exporting the production line to assemble this aircraft in your aviation group.

Output production line! This of course has more weight for an India trying to fend for itself! India has the dream of a great power, no matter what weapons,

Everyone wants to produce their own! Now, if the production line of the MiG-29 is exported to India, then India's plan to develop its own LCA fighter will definitely be aborted. At the same time, India will no longer be able to import fighters from France! Two hundred, this number is almost the size of the largest fleet of third-generation aircraft that India can afford in this era!

If you are exporting the production line to Huaxia, you must be absolutely cautious. Relying on its strong copycat capabilities, Huaxia will soon throw the Soviet Union aside and produce it by itself! However, it doesn't matter if it is exported to India. Everyone knows about India's industrial capabilities. Exporting to India, in fact, India is just producing an airframe! The engine, avionics, fire control, and water all have to be imported from the Soviet Union. At the same time, it also satisfies the pride of the Indians, why not do it!

Especially now that Pakistan has obtained the Super Seven fighter jet. In name, Pakistan invested funds and participated in the joint development of this fighter jet! Theoretically speaking, Pakistan can also manufacture its own aircraft, and the production line of this aircraft will eventually be exported to Pakistan.

And now, India also has a production line to produce MiG-29 by itself!

In fact, it is not the first time that India bought a production line from the Soviet Union. India itself had a MiG 21 production line. It was 70 years ago. The Soviet Union gave a full set of technical information and assisted in the construction of a factory. The PFMA model imitated by India; MiG -21r, a reconnaissance type modified by pfma; MiG-21MF, a multi-purpose type, has been produced until 1987.

Now, it is also possible to give MiG-29 production lines!

Hearing what Andre said, all the Indians present had joy in their eyes. This is a big event. They cannot make a decision immediately. They must carefully evaluate it, and they can only make a decision after seeing the MiG-29. After several rounds of negotiations, a reasonable price was determined, but now, the eyes have betrayed them, and they will not refuse!

The conversation with the Indians went smoothly. Andre continued to talk about the attitude of the Soviet Union on the South Asian issue, and reiterated that it has many strategic interests with India. The two sides will continue to cooperate, contribute to world peace, and maintain the stability of the Indian Ocean. existence and will not pose a threat to India.

After the meeting, someone will take them to Mikoyan Company to conduct further consultations on the projects they are interested in. For Andre, this matter has come to an end.