Ethiopia receives 12 Su-35 fighter jets from Russia — premier
TASS's headline. Reported by TASS, Punch, The Moscow Times, TVC News.
What TASS reported
According to Abiy Ahmed, by acquiring these fighter jets Ethiopia has taken the lead among sub-Saharan African nations in terms of modern combat aircraft capabilities
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Ethiopia receives 12 Su-35 fighter jets from Russia — premier. According to Abiy Ahmed, by acquiring these fighter jets Ethiopia has taken the lead among sub-Saharan African nations in terms of modern combat aircraft capabilities Covered by 4 publications. TASS: Ethiopia receives 12 Su-35 fighter jets from Russia — premier. Punch: Ethiopia receives 12 Russian fighter jets. The Moscow Times: Ethiopia Receives 12 Russian Su-35 Fighter Jets. TVC News: Ethiopia Receives 12 Russian Su-35 Fighter Jets, Abiy Ahmed Announces S-400 Deal.
Who is covering it
- TASS Russia Ethiopia receives 12 Su-35 fighter jets from Russia — premier According to Abiy Ahmed, by acquiring these fighter jets Ethiopia has taken the lead among sub-Saharan African nations in terms of modern combat aircraft capabilities 28 Oct · Tier 3
- Punch Nigeria Ethiopia receives 12 Russian fighter jets Ethiopia has taken delivery of 12 Russian Su-35 fighter jets and will also receive S-400 air defence systems, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced. 28 Oct · Tier 3
- The Moscow Times Russia Ethiopia Receives 12 Russian Su-35 Fighter Jets The African nation will later receive four Russian S-400 air defense systems as part of a push to bolster its military capabilities. 28 Oct · Tier 3
- TVC News Nigeria Ethiopia Receives 12 Russian Su-35 Fighter Jets, Abiy Ahmed Announces S-400 Deal Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has announced the delivery of 12 Russian-made Su-35 fighter jets, alongside plans for the country to receive four batteries of S-400 air defence systems under a defence agreement with Moscow. . Abiy described the development as a major milestone in Ethiopia’s effo 28 Oct · Tier 3
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