Jedna trecina ruskih borbenih aviona neoperativna

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Interesantan clanak:
Nadam se da ovakvo nesto nece poklanjati po balkanu kao sto hoce da usrece libanon...mada kazu da ce 10 29 tki vratit u normalno stanje prije isporuke, jos se sjecam blama sa Alzirskim 29 tkama SMT...


MOSCOW (Reuters) – About one-third of all Russian fighter jets should be written off as obsolete because they are unable to fly, the Kommersant business daily reported on Friday, quoting defense ministry and military officials.

Russia grounded all of its MiG-29 fighter jets last December after two of the aircraft crashed near the same airfield in eastern Siberia in just as many months. One pi More..lot died.

Flights of MiG-29s have resumed since then, but hundreds are simply too old even to take off, Kommersant said.

"Russia's Defense Ministry for the first time recognized that around 200 of its MiG-29s are not just unable to cope with their combat tasks, but simply cannot take off," the paper said.

The report could hit Russia's reputation as a leading arms exporter and undermine Kremlin attempts to project Russia as a revived military power.

Both of the MiG-29s that crashed in eastern Siberia had been in service since 1985, Kommersant wrote.

"The main cause of the crash of the MiG-29 aircraft was the destruction of the keel in the air due to corrosion," the paper quoted Lt.-Gen. Sergei Bainetov, head of the Defense Ministry's flight safety department, as saying.

"Those fighter jets on which corrosion was not detected -- and they make up approximately 30 percent of all (MiG-29) jets -- have been allowed to resume flights."

The Defense Ministry could not be reached for comment.

Russia's armed forces now have 291 MiG-29s, but around 200 MiGs are unsafe and have to be grounded for good, the paper said. That would take out of action about a third of all Russia's fleet of fighter jets, which totals some 650 aircraft.

The report is likely to tarnish the image of the Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter, codenamed Fulcrum by NATO, which had been considered to be one of Russia's most advanced military jets. It was designed in the 1970s.

Last April, Algeria returned to Russia 15 MiG-29SMTs, saying the aircraft contained some substandard parts.

In December, soon after the last crash of the MiG-29, Russia announced it would give Lebanon 10 MiG-29s as a gift, adding that the aircraft were not new and each warplane had a different degree of wear. Russia promised to modernize the jets "to normal export standards" before delivery.

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E, čoveče, tebe baš nema odavno, a kad se pojaviš, bomba tema...

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Uh, koliko dugo ga nisu odrzavali niti modernizovali kako treba nije ni cudo. Ipak se po meni ovde radi o prenaoruzavanju (neka Zapadnjaci likuju ali verovatno ce kratko...). Potreban je malo veci izgovor da se krene u serijsku proizvodnju SU-35BM i uvodjenje u naoruzanje Ruske vojske. To bi inace trajalo sto godina, narocito zbog para, ovako alarmantno, hitno, posle Gruzije i zatezanja odnosa sa Zapadom, ima da rode pare i preusmere neke koje su bile namenjene za druge stvari (uz mali reket bogatsima itd).

Poklanjanje istrosenih aviona rade i Ameri, naravno proberu se bolji medju njima i naravno da nisu svi podjednako istroseni-nemoguce je da postoje dva ista, naravno osim ako nisu uopste leteli. Ovako ih se otarase, naplate remont i modernizaciju i jos zarade poene. Tako da ne treba misliti da su nesto posebno zeznuli Liban.

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Sirius ::E, čoveče, tebe baš nema odavno, a kad se pojaviš, bomba tema...

Vidiš da je čovek "malo tamo malo vamo"

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Ron Jeremy ::Sirius ::E, čoveče, tebe baš nema odavno, a kad se pojaviš, bomba tema...

Vidiš da je čovek "malo tamo malo vamo"

'Am pak cujte...

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blamiraju se svi na sve strane. amerikanci su poljake ''zaklali'' sa onim otpadom od f-16, alzir nije takva banana drzava pa nije hteo da dopusti, vratili su krseve od 29-ki nazad :-)

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Nedavno je u ''Politici'' objavljen komentar po kome (gledano po tablicama i pravilniku) samo jedna četvrtina britanskog RAFA sme uopšte da poleti. Jedno je teorija...Da ne daj bože plane neki fitilj, uzletali bi i MiG-17, 19...Leteli bi i pevali....

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Sirius ::Nedavno je u ''Politici'' objavljen komentar po kome (gledano po tablicama i pravilniku) samo jedna četvrtina britanskog RAFA sme uopšte da poleti. Jedno je teorija...Da ne daj bože plane neki fitilj, uzletali bi i MiG-17, 19...Leteli bi i pevali....

Pisao sam ja o RAF-ovim Nimrodima u vestima - podsetimo se o čemu je reč....

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Naslov teme bi se morao izmeniti u: "Jedna trecina ruskih Mig-29 aviona neoperativna" pošto se radi samo o Mig-29 a ne Su-27 ili kojem drugo avionu u Rusiji.

A ta vest ima posledice i za donaciju Migova Lebanonu.


Report: Russian-donated MIG-29 to Lebanon "unsafe"

BEIRUT, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- A well-informed source Saturday advised the Lebanese government to "wait" before accepting the Russian-donated MIG-29 jet fighters that are possibly "unsafe", Lebanese daily Al-Nahar report.

A report in Russian Kommersant business daily quoted military sources as saying that "one third of the MIG-29 should be written off as obsolete because they are too rusty to take off without crashing."

A pilot was killed during a MIG-29 fighter crash in southern Siberia on Dec. 5 and another MIG-29 crashed in October last year, the report added.

Russia has promised to deliver ten MIG-29 jet fighters to Lebanon during a visit by Lebanese Defense Minister Elias Murr to Moscow in December as a gift to show new "military relationship" between the two countries.

The report in Al-Nahar also said that the Lebanese delegation headed by air force commander Brig. Gen. Michel Mnassa did not leave for Moscow last month as scheduled.

Meanwhile, another Lebanese military source told the Daily Star that the donated MIG-29 would be checked by Lebanese army experts before they are shipped to Lebanon.

Lebanese political leaders are open to arm deals. Lebanese President Michel Suleiman said Friday that Lebanon welcomes any arms donations on condition that no political concessions are given.

The MIG-29 was designed in 1970s to challenge the American F-15and F-16 jet fighters


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[quote="acatomic"]Naslov teme bi se morao izmeniti u: "Jedna trecina ruskih Mig-29 aviona neoperativna" pošto se radi samo o Mig-29 a ne Su-27 ili kojem drugo avionu u Rusiji.

Ja samo prenosim vijest, tako pisu...