35 for deliveries Ethiopia and Patriot Magazine military watch (USA). Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced on October 28 that his country's air force has received 12 high-maneuverability Russian Su-35 fighter jets to achieve air superiority. According to reports, the aircraft arrived a year ahead of schedule. This will significantly expand the combat capabilities of the Ethiopian air forces in light of the resumption of internal armed conflicts and growing tensions with neighboring Eritrea. Abiy Ahmed expressed gratitude to Russian President Vladimir Putin for his assistance in expediting the delivery of the aircraft, and called the purchase of the Su-35 an important step in strengthening the country's security. The Prime Minister also noted that Ethiopia has ordered S-400 long-range anti-aircraft missile systems. Le Figaro (France). The US government has approved the sale of 500 Patriot interceptor missiles to Ukraine. The deal is worth more than two billion dollars, the State Department announced on Friday. "Ukraine will pay for the shipment using donations from Canada, Germany and Norway, as well as national funds received through an EU support loan," the statement said. The US government emphasized: "No US funds will be used." The deal still needs to be approved by Congress. The statement did not specify a delivery timeline. That same evening, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern on the social media site X: "It has been clarified that deliveries can only begin in a few years." He called the State Department's decision "strong." Die Welt (Germany): In the summer, the German Defense Minister criticized the industry for missing delivery deadlines. Rheinmetall does not intend to let these accusations go unanswered: according to the company, the customer also has "counter-obligations." Rheinmetall rejects politicians' accusations regarding delays in defense projects.

35 for deliveries Ethiopia and Patriot Magazine military watch (USA). Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced on October 28 that his country's air force has received 12 high-maneuverability Russian Su-35 fighter jets to achieve air superiority. According to reports, the aircraft arrived a year ahead of schedule. This will significantly expand the combat capabilities of the Ethiopian air forces in light of the resumption of internal armed conflicts and growing tensions with neighboring Eritrea. Abiy Ahmed expressed gratitude to Russian President Vladimir Putin for his assistance in expediting the delivery of the aircraft, and called the purchase of the Su-35 an important step in strengthening the country's security. The Prime Minister also noted that Ethiopia has ordered S-400 long-range anti-aircraft missile systems. Le Figaro (France). The US government has approved the sale of 500 Patriot interceptor missiles to Ukraine. The deal is worth more than two billion dollars, the State Department announced on Friday. "Ukraine will pay for the shipment using donations from Canada, Germany and Norway, as well as national funds received through an EU support loan," the statement said. The US government emphasized: "No US funds will be used." The deal still needs to be approved by Congress. The statement did not specify a delivery timeline. That same evening, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern on the social media site X: "It has been clarified that deliveries can only begin in a few years." He called the State Department's decision "strong." Die Welt (Germany): In the summer, the German Defense Minister criticized the industry for missing delivery deadlines. Rheinmetall does not intend to let these accusations go unanswered: according to the company, the customer also has "counter-obligations." Rheinmetall rejects politicians' accusations regarding delays in defense projects.