Russia wants to cooperate with Belarus not with Ukraine

[SteeveMagnol]

The good news for enterprises subordinated to Belarusian Goskomvoenprom is coming out of Russia. According to the Military-Industrial Courier, Russia's United Aircraft Corporation (UAC)plans to increase production on the 558^th Aircraft Repair Plant in Baranavichy up to $ 300 million by 2025.Moreover, the Russian company is going to become a shareholder of this plant, and its priority is to increase the production volume of aircraft components and to begin the full-scale production, said UAC’s regional director of the International Cooperation Department Alexey Korostylev. The corporation plans to increase production from just over $ 151 million in 2015 to nearly $ 300 million in 2025. Consequently, profits of the enterprise will be increased either. According to Alexei Korostylev, the plant will also generate revenue from equipment maintenance and repairing. UAC plans to achieve almost a two-fold increase in production volume in Baranavichy primarily by repairing L39 Jet Trainer aircraftfor the Russian Air Force.Apparently, this is only the beginning. After broking all ties with the Ukrainian defense enterprises, Russia is taking steps to replace their capabilities. And companies of the State Military Industrial Committee of the Republic of Belarus may get benefits. Taking into account the amount of financing Russia directs to arms purchases it will be irrational to miss this opportunity. Especially because most of the products of Belarusian defense industry is just focused on foreign buyers.We should expect similar steps on other enterprises. Belarus, as they say, «really has something to offer». Taking into consideration the goals Aleksandr Lukashenko set for the national defense industry – creating and producing Air Defense Missile Systems and aircraft in Belarus – the possibility to implement Russian scientific and production potential in these areas can be very useful.However, many military experts and analysts expressed the view that production of Air Defense Missile Systems and aircraft will be problematic for Belarus. Another thing is to do it in co-operation with Russia. But it seems that recent events and the steps taken by Russia will make many skeptics change their views.

[Aberdeen]

Russia wants its empire back or at least Putin does. But he's a coward and a fool who should never have convinced the Russian speaking people of Ukraine to rebel if he wasn't going to send in the Russian army. He condemned a lot of people to unnecessary deaths with that fool move. So, will Putin be able to recolonize Belarus? Only if the politicians of Belarus are even more stupid and cowardly than he is.

[LeBrok]

It looks like a copy-past article from somewhere else. I don't think the poster wants to discuss anything, just spreading "message" around.

[Ananas]

Hello from Ukraine! Guys, do not believe in one-sided political news. To find out the truth - you need to explore the point of view of different countries. See news channels from Russia, Ukraine and other countries online and make the right conclusions: news-channels.net

Regards.

[mihaitzateo]

Why was the OP banned?

[LeBrok]

Hello from Ukraine! Guys, do not believe in one-sided political news. To find out the truth - you need to explore the point of view of different countries. See news channels from Russia, Ukraine and other countries online and make the right conclusions: news-channels.net

Regards.

Welcome to Eupedia Ananas. Poster SteveMagnol was banned. His/her only agenda is to post anti Ukrainian articles all over internet. It is not even his/her writing, but this person used copy and paste technique without giving credit to the author. That's plagiarism, and he/she's never back to discuss matter with other members. It was wrong on so many levels that I banned the user.

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