Agreements on training Vietnamese Su-30MK2 multi-role fighter pilots in India are entering the final stage of negotiations.
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| The pilot training agreement between India and Vietnam has reached the final stages before being officially signed. Accordingly, the Indian side will train Su-30MK2 multi-role fighter pilots for the Vietnamese side. Photo source: Danviet. |
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| In recent years, the relationship between the two countries' defense ministries has become increasingly close with training contracts and weapons offers from India to Vietnam. Photo source: Hocvienpkkq. |
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| Typically, about 550 Vietnamese submarine sailors are being trained by India. Photo source: Nguoilaodong. |
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| India is a close military partner of Russia and they have enough qualifications and equipment to train their own personnel. Photo source: Nguoilaodong. |
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| It is understood that the agreement to train Sukhoi fighter pilots between India and Vietnam has reached the stage of considering financial issues, which means the final stage. Photo source: Tintm. |
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| The move to purchase modern military equipment from NATO countries or India is a move for multilateral relations in the military field of Vietnam, a field in which Vietnam has been almost completely dependent on Russia. Photo source: Tintuc. |
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| The Su-30MK2 is currently the most modern mainstay fighter in the Vietnam Air Force. Signing an agreement to train Su-30MK2 pilots with India could save a significant amount of the defense budget compared to sending pilots to train in Russia. Photo source: Airlines.net |
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| Currently, the Vietnam Air Force owns 35 Su-30MK2 multi-role fighters, assigned to 3 fighter regiments 935, 923 and 927. Photo source: Airlines.net |
According to kienthuc.net
