In late 2005, a Russian mineral exploration company discovered a series of large oilfields in southern Sudan. Sudan’s Military government, with its ability to hold the newly revitalised Sudanese People’s Liberation Army at bay beginning to falter, decided this new source of oil was its one sure-fire way to hold onto power.

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modlover230
modlover230 May 4 2008, 7:42pm says:

i think its just a skin to the SU-30

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Shadow_Vllian909
Shadow_Vllian909 Sep 21 2009, 1:03am replied:

You are also very wrong on this too. This plane might look impressive but these have had more crashes then the F-22. The thrust vectoring is only first generation and can only move in two dimensions. The F-22 is already in the 3rd generation of development and boast better engines, advanced targeting system(stand off distance and the ability to engage multiple targets at once), and Superior maneuverability. This plane is already obsolete compared it's western counterparts and the Russian government can't afford to purchase them so they are made for export only. You really need to consult somebody with better knowledge of this subject because the descriptions are full of convoluted facts and BS.

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200rabbits
200rabbits Aug 22 2008, 9:00pm says:

it'd be interesting to see if the nozzles move when it flies then, and it can't be an Su30, coz that has 2 seats, this only has one if I'm seeing right, which is true of the Su37 if I'm remembering right, most of the Su-30 variants also don't have canard wings (the little ones at the front), i dunno about BF2's Su-30 though

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drago99
drago99 Jan 2 2009, 5:39pm replied:

can i be in ur group to mod

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Description

Single seat, multi-role fighter jet armed with
iron bombs and AA missiles. This jet is notable
for its Thrust Vectoring engine nozzles, which
gives it superior maneuverability over its US
counterparts.

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Apr 15th, 2005
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