Other Minor Russian Military exports/aid

Uruguay has received three new Russian armored car "Tiger"



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Mi-17V-5 helicopter delivered to the Interior Ministry of Kenya



http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2521045.html

Mi-35M Helicopter for Mali



http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2549624.html

Armored car SPM-2 GAZ-233036 "Tiger" Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Congo

The user of social network "Twitter" @Tom_Antonov published a photo of the armored car SPM-2 GAZ-233036 "Tiger" of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Congo. The contract for the supply of these maschins was signed in late 2012, the first batch of these machines was delivered in the same year.



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2 pantsir for equatorial guinea

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Sri Lanka is negotiating the purchase of six Su-30K fighters from Baranovichi

According to Sri Lankan website "Sri Lanka Guardian" (opposition), the government of Sri Lanka is negotiating with Rosoboronexport JSC about the acquisition of the remaining six former Su-30K fighters in storage at OJSC "558th Aviation repair plant "in Baranovichi (Belarus), as well as a number of other Russian weapons in the account of Russian loans.


According to the resource, the Sri Lankan Air Force wants to acquire six former Su-30K Indian fighters remaining in the Belarusian 558th Arz in Baranovichi after the other 12 Su-30K fighters were contracted by Angola (the first two were recently delivered in Angola after repairs on the 558th ARZ).

Negotiations on the acquisition of the remaining six Su-30K fighters took place at the 558th Arz in Baranovichi from November 2 to 4, 2016, with the participation, on the one hand, of high-ranking Sri Lankan Air Force officers and companies Lanka Logistics and Technologies Limited and Czechoslovak Export Ltd., and representatives of Rosoboronexport, Irkut Corporation and 558th Aircraft Repair Plant on the other hand, and a joint protocol was signed on the results of the talks.

The purchase of these six Su-30K fighters is part of the proposed contract for Sri Lanka's purchase of arms from Rosoboronexport from two state-owned credit lines provided by Moscow to Sri Lanka.

Russia's first credit line worth about $ 300 million was offered by Russia to Sri Lanka in 2010 as a follow-up to the Russian-Sri Lankan intergovernmental agreement of February 8, 2010, but has not yet been used by the Sri Lankan side. The loan agreement expired in March 2015. However, the Ministry of Finance of Russia and the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC) of Russia, on an exceptional basis, decided to finance projects within the framework of the intergovernmental agreement of February 8, 2010 for this credit line. At the talks in Moscow on August 23, 2017, the secretary of the Ministry of Defense of Sri Lanka assured that the agreement on extending the term of the loan and the contract will be signed before the end of 2017.

In March 2017, during the state visit to Moscow of the President of Sri Lanka Maytripala Sirisena, the Russian side offered Sri Lanka another credit line worth about $ 400 million.

According to the resource, of the approximately $ 700 million of the total amount of loans allocated by the Russian side, $ 146 million should go to pay a contract signed in 2013 for the purchase of Sri Lanka by 14 Mi-171 helicopters (including two in the VVIP-bundle) . The remaining approximately $ 546 million, the Sri Lankan side plans to spend three more purchases from Rosoboronexport, the six Su-30K fighters, one Gepard 5.1 patrol ship, and 33 BTR-82A armored vehicles to equip the Sri Lankan battalion of the peacekeeping contingent UN in Mali.

About negotiations with Sri Lanka concerning the construction of its fleet for JSC "Zelenodolsky Plant named after A.M. Gorky "patrol ship project" Gepard 5.1 ", our blog has already reported. The Lanki Resource informs that negotiations on this issue are at the final stage, and that the signing of a firm contract by the parties is possible at the end of September.

Earlier, the website "Sri Lanka Guardian" in another material said that from Sri Lankan side the contractor for the purchase of the patrol ship of the "Gepard 5.1" project is to be made by the Lankian conglomerate Capital Maharaja Organization Limited, which is in fact the local partner of Rosoboronexport, and which, apparently , will provide financing. The resource quoted excerpts from the draft contract of Rosoboronexport with the Ministry of Defense of Sri Lanka, according to which the contract value will amount to 197.89887577 million dollars, of which $ 179.41 million is the cost of delivery of the patrol ship of the project "Gepard 5.1", 17.91 million dollars - the cost of training personnel, and 0.57887577 million dollars - the cost of ammunition for the armament of the ship.

It is reported that earlier the command of the Navy of Sri Lanka did not support this purchase, considering the cost of the ship too high, but then changed its mind - perhaps under pressure from government circles. According to the resource, the active supporters of the purchase of the patrol ship of the Gepard 5.1 project in Russia are the President of Sri Lanka, Maytripal Sirisen, and the ambassador of Sri Lanka in Russia, Viraasingh Saman Kumar Ranjit, who is highly influential in government circles.

https://bmpd.livejournal.com/2864042.html

The first Mi-26T2 helicopter for Jordan



Recall that on April 17, 2016, JSC Helicopters of Russia concluded contract No. RH-15-0651-04-1 for the supply of four Mi-26T2 helicopters with the Jordanian state bureau The King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB). The helicopters, apparently, will be transferred to the Jordanian Air Force.

Jordan became the second foreign military customer of Mi-26T2 helicopters after Algeria.

https://bmpd.livejournal.com/2897468.html

The Philippines has transferred 5000 Kalashnikov assault rifles and 5000 helmets SSh-68

According to the Department of Information and Communications of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, on October 25, 2017, Russian Defense Minister General of the Army Sergei Shoigu and Philippine President Rodrigo Duteret participated in the ceremony of handing over to the Philippine party of the party military products, including small arms, as well as army trucks delivered from the Russian Federation.



The ceremony was held in the port of Manila aboard the BCP "Admiral Panteleev" of the Pacific Fleet. Earlier on Wednesday, the head of the Russian Defense Ministry, who is on an official visit to the Philippines, laid a wreath at the monument to the national hero of the country, Jose Protasio Risalu.

On Tuesday [October 24], an agreement was signed between the governments of Russia and the Philippines on military-technical cooperation. The document was signed by Sergei Shoigu and the head of the military department of the Philippines, Delfin Lorenzana. The agreement was signed on the margins of the Fourth Defense Ministers Meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Dialogue Partners ("SMOA Plus") in Clark (Philippines).

A detachment of Pacific Fleet ships under the command of the deputy commander of the Maritime Flotilla of the various forces of Rear Admiral Eduard Mikhailov, as part of the Admiral Vinogradov BCP, Admiral Panteleev and the tanker Boris Butoma, arrived in Manila a few days ago.

In total, seafarers of the Pacific Fleet during the campaign, which will last about four months, will make nine unofficial visits and business visits to foreign ports. The main goal is the demonstration of the St. Andrew's flag in the Asia-Pacific region and the further development of naval cooperation with the APR countries. It is planned that the arrival of Russian ships in Manila will last until October 26.


The bmpd comment. Judging by the published certificate of acceptance (see below), during this transfer, the Filipino side received 20 Ural-4320 (6x6) trucks, 5000 Kalashnikov AKM (6P1) caliber 7.62 mm (in the certificate they are mistakenly designated as AK-74M), 1 million cartridges to them of caliber 7.62 mm with bullets 57-Н-231, and 5000 steel helmets СШ-68. The property was delivered to the Philippines by a large landing ship of the Pacific Fleet "Nikolay Vilkov" project 1171.

Also, in the presence of Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, Alexander Mikheev, Director General of Rosoboronexport, and Philippine Defense Minister Dolphin Lorenzana signed a contract to supply the Philippines with a new production of Russian hand-held anti-tank grenade launchers RPG-7V and shots for them.















https://bmpd.livejournal.com/2913058.html

Army aviation in Thailand ordered another two Mi-17V-5 helicopters

As TASS reported on November 7, 2017, Russia and Thailand signed a contract in September to supply two Mi-17V-5 helicopters. This was announced Tuesday at the Defense & Security 2017 exhibition by TASS, Deputy Director of the Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation (FSMTC), Mikhail Petukhov.

https://bmpd.livejournal.com/2936611.html

Jordan received the first Mi-26T2 helicopter



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Russia and Thailand ink deal on deliveries of Kalashnikov rifles

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http://tass.com/defense/988595

Thailand Air Force received the third aircraft SSJ100

https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3243505.html

Russia handed over to Kyrgyzstan two Mi-8MT helicopters and two P-18-2 radars

https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3854321.html

Jordan received two final heavy transport helicopters Mi-26T2

 According to the Military Informant resource, referring to Greek network sources, on December 26, 2019 during an intermediate landing at Diagoras airport on the Greek island of Rhodes, two heavy Mi-26T2 transport helicopters (registration numbers 06823 and 06824) built by Rostvertol were shot "(as part of JSC Russian Helicopters) for the Jordanian Air Force, flying on the route following the customer.



https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3887710.html

The National Police of the Philippines received 37 GAZ-3308 Sadko trucks

On March 1, 2020, a ceremony was held at the headquarters of the National Police of the Philippines to transfer equipment, small arms and equipment for the needs of the Philippine police. In particular, special forces received 37 cargo all-wheel drive trucks of a 2.5-ton class bonnet assembly manufactured by the Gorky Automobile Plant (GAZ Group, Nizhny Novgorod).

https://bmpd.livejournal.com/3949273.html