The DIU has released an interactive 3D model and detailed information on 103 cooperation enterprises involved in the production of su-57 multirole fighters. The data is available in the “Components in Weapons” section of the War&Sanctions portal.

Among the identified enterprises are:

• saint petersburg ojsc “krasnyi oktyabr” — a manufacturer of auxiliary power units (gas turbine engine-power blocks) for the su-57;
• national institute of aviation technologies, which participates in developing the design of the aircraft’s multifunctional silicate cockpit glazing;
• institute of theoretical and applied electrodynamics of the russian academy of sciences, which conducts research and performs work on applying radar-absorbent coatings to aircraft parts;
• llc “yashz avia” — a manufacturer of aviation tires for su-57 fighters.

A third of these enterprises are currently not subject to restrictions by any country in the sanctions coalition. This allows them to maintain access to foreign technologies and component bases necessary for the development of russian combat aviation.

Cutting off the rf military-industrial complex's access to the latest technologies is not only a matter of strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities but also a contribution to the future stability and security of the world by depriving the aggressor of the means to launch a new technological arms race.

Glory to Ukraine!