Russia develops pilotless super sonic sixth generation fighter

Eastern EuropeRussia develops pilotless super sonic sixth generation fighter

Moscow:  Russia is developing sixth generation unmanned super sonic fighter of T-50 series.

The former commander-in-chief of Russian Air Force General Peter Deynekin informed media that the new plane will be pilotless (unmanned) . Detail of the perspective project of Deynekin didn’t open. Thus the former commander-in-chief of the Air Force noted that “to jump through generations at us hardly it will turn out” therefore now Russia is engaged in development of the fighter of the fifth generation of T-50.

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