Iran: 48 Su-35 Russian Fighters After US War

✅ Good News — Flash Radio shares this positive news with you. Iran and Russia have signed a historic agreement for the acquisition of 48 fighter jets, a decisive step in modernizing its air forces. This operation, which could cost billions of dollars, marks a strategic alliance between two countries facing pressure from Western powers. The Su-35s, known for their combat capabilities and autonomy, strengthen the country's air position in a context of rising tensions. ⏱️ 1 min read. The facts and recent developments This decision comes after months of intense diplomacy, reflecting Iran's desire to acquire cutting-edge weapons to counter external threats. Analysts note that this acquisition could balance the military game in the region, especially with U.S. sanctions limiting access to Western technologies. The Su-35s, capable of flying at high altitudes and destroying targets at a distance, constitute a major asset for national defense. The union between Tehran and Moscow fits into a global context of rapprochement among non-Western powers. This alliance could influence the power balances in the Middle East and beyond. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key Points ▸ Analysts note that this acquisition could balance the military game in the region, especially with U.S. sanctions limiting access to Western technologies. ▸ This decision comes after months of intense diplomacy, reflecting Iran's desire to acquire cutting-edge weapons to counter external threats. ▸ The Su-35s, capable of flying at high altitudes and destroying targets at a distance, constitute a major asset for national defense. Follow international news live on Flash Radio International news is also available live: listen to RTCI, Radio Med and Shems FM on Fla