The latest highly maneuverable long-range R-77M missiles have entered service with the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS).
The first image of a Su-35S fighter with new ammunition on the left root underwing pylon has appeared online.
The R-77M missile completely eliminates the gap in the strike power of the Russian Aerospace Forces from the American AIM-120D class missiles, the range of which, when launched at an echelon of 13,500 m, can reach 180 - 190 km.
The R-77M missile is represented by the aerodynamic configuration of a "lifting body" with a lifting wing with a small chord and flat tail aerodynamic rudders. Maximum speed - up to 4900 - 5100 km/h, estimated height of intercepted targets - up to 30000 m, maximum range - up to 190 km.
Initially, the R-77M was developed for Su-57 fighters; the ammunition is equipped with a homing head with an active phased array.
Earlier www1.ru reported that Rostec announced a significant superiority of Russian tanks over any foreign ones.
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