Strike and bomber · Air · Sukhoi · Soviet Union, Georgia, Russia
Wikidata: Russian (Soviet) attack aircraft
- Operators among the 24
- 4
- Active, across the 24
- 88
- On order, across the 24
- 0
- In service since
- 1981
Catalogue entry
- Designation
- Su-25
- First flight or launch
- 1975
- In service
- 1981
- Retired
- –
- Generation
- –
- Unit cost (US dollars)
- not published in Wikidata
- Manufacturers
- Sukhoi, Tbilisi Aircraft Manufacturing, Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant
- Wikidata classes
- aircraft family
- Identifiers
- Q192137 · factbase.org/sys/1GPKKEH895 · Wikipedia
Dates, makers and classes from Wikidata (CC0); specifications stop at what Wikipedia and the manufacturer publish.
Operators
Each of the 24 nations that holds the platform, with its active count (variants summed). A nation that holds it with no published count shows no bar.
68
20
0
0
| Nation | Active | Reserve | On order | Variants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| North Korea | 68 | Sukhoi Su-25 K, Sukhoi Su-25 UBK | ||
| Ukraine | 20 | Sukhoi Su-25 Su-25M | ||
| Russia | held | Sukhoi Su-25UTG | ||
| Iran | held |
Transfers
Deliveries recorded by the SIPRI Arms Transfers Database, by year, to every recipient. Derived figures only; source: SIPRI Arms Transfers Database.
Recipients: Iraq (111), Bulgaria (40), Czechoslovakia (38), North Korea (36), Sudan (19), Peru (18), Azerbaijan (17), Angola (14), Kazakhstan (14), Democratic Republic of the Congo (12), Armenia (10), Chad (10), Georgia (7), Iran (6), Ethiopia (4), North Macedonia (4), Ivory Coast (4), Equatorial Guinea (4), Ukraine (4), Niger (2), Mali (2), The Gambia (1), Turkmenistan (1).
Related platforms
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