Boosting Power: Russia Received 14 Batches of Su-57, Su-35, Su-34, and Su-30

Global interest in Russian fighter jets has grown due to their battlefield success, especially in Ukraine.

Despite facing significant losses—369 aircraft from February 2022 to January 2025—Russia continues to strengthen its air power with advanced jets like the Su-57, Su-35, and Su-34.

These jets have been instrumental in striking enemy targets, including NATO command centers and military posts. Russia has made efforts to overcome Western sanctions and ramp up production, including the development of fifth-generation aircraft.

Despite challenges, Russia's air superiority remains a key component of its military strategy, with the Su-57 showing promise to rival American jets in the future.