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SHOTLIST:

UNKNOWN LOCATIONS IN RUSSIA (RELEASED ON NOV. 18, 2025) (RUSSIAN UNITED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION – RESTRICTED)

1. VARIOUS OF SU-57 TAXIING TOWARD RUNWAY

2. VARIOUS OF SU-57 TAKING OFF

3. VARIOUS OF SU-57 FLYING, MAKING MANUEVERS AND HIGH G TURNS

4. SU-57 LANDING (TWO SHOTS) UNKNOWN LOCATIONS IN RUSSIA - RELEASED ON NOV. 18, 2025: RESTRICTION: USERS MUST CREDIT “RUSSIAN UNITED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION” HANDOUT, MUST NOT OBSCURE LOGO —EDITORIAL USE ONLY— Russia has completed its first international sale of the Su-57, its flagship fifth-generation stealth fighter, marking a significant milestone for Moscow’s defense industry as it seeks to expand its presence in the global arms market.

Vadim Badeha, chief executive of United Aircraft Corporation, announced on Russian state television channel Pervy Kanal that a foreign country has already received the first two Su-57 fighter jets.

Badeha added that the planes have entered combat service, are performing effectively, and have left the buyer satisfied, but provided no details on the recipient country.

Certain reports in the Russian media point to Algeria as the possible purchaser.

The UAC claims the aircraft has proven effective in real combat scenarios.

The Su-57 is noted for its stealth, supermaneuverability, and a combination of fighter and strike capabilities.

Known by its NATO codename "Felon," the multirole fifth-generation fighter jet is designed to engage air, ground, and naval targets.

It features supersonic cruising speed, inboard armament, radar-absorbing stealth coating, and advanced onboard systems. The integration of artificial intelligence aids pilots in flight control and weapons preparation, enhancing operational efficiency.