@urwumpe @eunews Well,

• I've only found factory deactivated and BB version of AN-94 and no evidence of any exports of any #AN94, not even as #AWB-compliant parts kits or non-regulated parts like grips, handguard and ironsights (unless mounted to a factory reject deactivated gun, which haven't been exported since 2019.
  • Including from official Importers distributing under Gletcher & #Yunker brands (the latter one being a subsidiary of #Baikal and thus #KalashnikovConcern) and a well-known movie arms rental company that even provided the guns for some James Bond movies.
• If you had any evidence to your claims, you would've linked to those in your first reply already!
  • In fact, #Russia would've made it headlines at #TASS & #RT so even other MSM beyond the usual military/intelligence community would've reported on it if the #Su57 got exported.
  • Whereas most indicators seem to point out that #Russia can't even complete Su-57's because key components are from the West and any exports got banned since 02/2022.

Your turn, m8!

#EvidenceOrSTFU #EvidenceOrGTFO

@urwumpe @eunews Granted, noone has seen them in combat or flight beyond staged airshows, so I doubt this is the case.

• And given the situation #Russia faces, I sincerely doubt they'd be able or willing to export any #Su57, espechally to #Algeria, when they ahver closer friends (#Iran, #NorthKorea) and "domestic demand" to ful fill first.
• Just like the only #AN94 they exported officially were factory deactivated rejects and Airsoft/BB guns and the only functional ones outside Russa known to have been defectors'/agents' 'gifts' to legitimize their authenticity and get a meeting with military intelligence at their destination of choice.
  • Neither Su-57 nor AN-94 were ever granted export permission by #Rosboronexport.

So no, I don't believe you in the slightest that they shipped any Su-57, much less exported them, and even less to a "3rd country" that isn't vital for their current #CrimeOfAggression againdt #Ukraine…