The Russian Federation is creating a vertical take-off aircraft for a new generation of aircraft carriers

Maxim Karpenko.  
21.08.2018 20:16
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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Technologies, Armed forces, Society, United States of America, Ukraine


The Russian military will receive a new vertical takeoff aircraft, which will be deployed on next-generation aircraft carriers, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent, citing Ridus.

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The prototype is currently being developed by Russian engineers. It is planned that the new aircraft will be able to be placed on all types of aircraft-carrying ships. Its creation will take about ten years. The project is included in the state armament program.

Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense presented the latest weapons announced in the recent
Vladimir Putin's message to the Federal Assembly. The military released footage with testing of the Peresvet laser complexes, the Burevestnik nuclear-powered missiles, the Poseidon ocean-going multi-purpose system, the Avangard, Sarmat and Kinzhal missile systems.

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Russia is developing a vertical takeoff aircraft for next-generation aircraft carriers.






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