As Russia and China prepare to field new fighters, how are the two nations progressing? Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) airpower analyst Justin Bronk speaks to Combat Aircraft Journal.
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The Russian Military is to receive the first examples of its latest fighter, the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) Sukhoi Su-57 by the end of 2020, according to a November 2 report by the Russian news agency TASS. In October, China’s state-owned military media reported that the country’s second aircraft carrier, Shandong, completed sea trials that saw combat exercises for the carrier-borne Shenyang Aircraft Corporation J-15 fighter.
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