India Plans To Completely Replace Russian Avionics From Su-30MKI And MiG-29

India has formally launched the Sankalp‑2026 program to completely replace Russian avionics, radars, EW systems, and armaments on its Su‑30MKI and MiG‑29 fleets, marking a decisive shift towards technological sovereignty and reduced dependence on Russian suppliers.The initiative prioritises 270 Sukhoi fighters and 70 MiG‑29s, with upgrades extending their service life until 2050.The Indian Air
India has formally launched the Sankalp‑2026 program to completely replace Russian avionics, radars, EW systems, and armaments on its Su‑30MKI and MiG‑29 fleets, marking a decisive shift towards technological sovereignty and reduced dependence on Russian suppliers.The initiative prioritises 270 Sukhoi fighters and 70 MiG‑29s, with upgrades extending their service life until 2050.The Indian Air
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