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Asia&pacific : Russia to upgrade workhorse TU95 bomber
 
BY : AFX News Limited

Russia to upgrade workhorse TU95 bomber


Russia has begun a 'serious modernisation' of OAO Tupolev's TU95 strategic bomber, a workhorse of the Soviet and Russian air forces for over 50 years, the plane's design bureau said today, Interfax reported.

The upgrade of the TU95 MS, the Russian equivalent of the US B52 bomber, will include artificial intelligence technology, the news agency cited the president of the Tupolev design bureau, Igor Shevchuk, as saying.

UK and Norwegian fighter jets were scrambled this summer after TU95 bombers were spotted close to Norwegian airspace, part of increasingly frequent long-range missions carried out by the Russian airforce.

Several such missions have recently been reinstated after their suspension following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

Tupolev is part of the new United Aircraft Corp, forged from several Soviet-era companies including Sukhoi, Ilyushin and Mikoyan in an effort to revive Russia's flagging aircraft industry.
 
 
 
   
 
 
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    #1 Author: xxx (26 October 2007 02:00)
     
    India's real friend was one & only the great Soviet Union , but don't compare USSR with the Russian Fedaration , which is worlds most corrupted country & United Sates is the world's biggest Asshole . India , I mean we're on our own . In this crazy world no one is going to help us . USA(United Sates Of Asshole) is pretend to be our friend because we're Strategically very important & one day we'll be one of the superpower . USA has nothing more to do with our ordinary people , USA only mean buisness . Chinese & pakistani's are like rattle snake , we must not completely trust them . After fall of USSR Russian start giving us very poor quality weaponary , thats why we've to contain france & isreali equipment with them for example our frontline fighter Su-30MKI's most equipment isreali,france & indian equipment . We have stop relying on other country . About Indo-us nuclear deal there is nothing wrong with that deal , but
     
     
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