'5th Gen Su-57, Tech Transfer': Russia Offers India 'Whatever It Needs' to Scale Up Defence Capabilities

Dubai: Russia has offered India whatever defence capabilities it may require, including the technology transfer of the fifth-generation Su-57 stealth fighter jet, a Russian official said.Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Russia’s state-owned defence corporation Rostec, speaking at the Dubai Air Show 2025, said New Delhi and Moscow share strong ties, adding that Russia is willing to support India’s defence needs."India and Russia have been partners for many years. Even when India was under sanctions, we supplied the country with weapons to ensure its security. Today, we continue the same approach as in previous years, supplying India with whatever military equipment it needs and ensuring our mutual interests in developing cooperation," Sergey Chemezov told

ANI, speaking on the sidelines of the Dubai Air Show 2025.

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Russia Offering India Su-57, Plans To Shift Production to India

In addition to this, a senior representative of Russia's state arms exporter Rosoboronexport, at the Dubai 2025 air show, outlined what Moscow is offering India for future air combat programmes.Describing the Su-57, he said, "Rosoboronexport offers to India both license production of air weapons for future generation aircraft and integration of Indian weapons." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRKMMcwms7s The official added that Russia and UAC are offering India the Su-57 produced in Russia along with a pathway to shift production to India in stages.As part of this, he said, Rosoboronexport is offering "technology transfer" and "technological learning of few generation technologies, including engines, optics, AESA radar, AI elements, low signature technologies and modern air weapons."Meanwhile, during his Moscow visit, EAM Jaishankar met Putin, Russian Foreign Minister Sergeyy Lavrov and and attended the SCO head of government summit.In New Delhi, Putin's aide, who is the Chairman of the Maritime Board of the Russian Federation, Nikolai Patrushev, called on PM Narendra Modi on November 18.

They exchanged views on strengthening cooperation in the maritime domain, including new opportunities for collaboration in connectivity, skill development, shipbuilding and blue economy.The Prime Minister conveyed his warm greetings to President Putin and said that he looked forward to hosting him in India next month.With inputs from ANI