Russian defense firms showcased new military hardware at the Dubai Airshow, including an export variant of the Su-57 Felon fighter. CEO Sergey Chemezov claimed 'huge demand' for the jet, which could signal a shift in Russia's approach to export its military capabilities.
The Dubai Airshow brought together top defense contractors from around the world, with Russia and China stealing the spotlight. Breaking Defense provides comprehensive coverage of the airshow, including Lockheed Martin's F-35 Lightning II, Su-57 stealth fighter, Wing Loong WL-X hunter-killer drone, Saab's GlobalEye jet, and UAE-based Calidus' B-250 trainer and light attack aircraft.
The Dubai Airshow continued into its second day, with attendees seeing aircraft they might not otherwise encounter. Russia showcased its Su-57 stealth fighter and China displayed its CH-9 drone.