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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Venezuela plans on buying 12 Russian-built military planes, including Ilyushin-76 transport planes and Ilyushin-78 refueling aircraft, an air force official said Wednesday.

Under President Hugo Chavez, Venezuela has already purchased some $3 billion worth of arms from Russia, including 53 military helicopters, 100,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles and 24 SU-30 Sukhoi fighter jets.

Air Force Col. Oswaldo Hernandez Sanchez did not provide any details regarding the planes to be purchased from Russia, saying only that he expected them to arrive in Venezuela late next year.

Chavez — a former army lieutenant colonel — says Venezuela needs new transport planes to replace Hercules C-130 planes because of maintenance problems caused a U.S. ban on arms sales to the South American country.

The U.S. State Department imposed the ban, which affects the sale by other countries of any military hardware containing U.S. technology, citing a lack of support by Chavez's government for counterterrorism efforts and its increasingly close relations with Iran and communist-led Cuba.

Izvor!!!!!!!!

postavlja se mi pitanje zašto nemna ovdje tenkova..oklopnih vozila itd..(bolje da nabavi i instruktore sa rusije za armiju)......sad još ima para ali kako su se mnoge zapadne naftne firme povukle sa venezuele....neznam kako če biti sa napredkom tim naftnim bušotinama....ovdje jim i rusi nemogu mnogo pomoči....jer mi se čini da su ipak zapadne države mnogo bolje u tehniki na ovom području......

Pa ne znam ima li on uopšte više izbora HasBiba. Sad mora nastaviti putem kojim je krenuo i nadati se da će sve kockice da mu se sklope. Ali već mu referendum nije prošao. On je zainteresovan lično za novi Su-35. Šta će biti od svega na kraju ne znam. Ali očigledno da mu finansije trenutno nisu veliki problem čim se ovako lagano upušta u šoping.

MOSCOW. Dec 13 (Interfax-AVN) - A contract to deliver four Ansat multifunctional helicopters made by the Kazan Helicopter Plant to Venezuela is almost ready, a defense industry source told Interfax- AVN.

"All the essential matters have been coordinated. If nothing unexpected occurs, the deal may be concluded by the end of this month," he said.

The source said the contract may be extended. "It is possible that [Venezuela] will purchase many more Ansat helicopters in the future," he said.

Russia is already delivering Mi-17 V5 military cargo helicopters to Venezuela.

For details, see the Interfax - Military News Agency newswire.

S.Korea was the first, taking delivery of 6.

hehe-al stvarno ti dobar naslov-Chavez opet kupuje...
ono kao-e,ja doso opet u market!ocu to,to,to i to!koliko miliona to dodje?      
e,al stvarno si dobro reko-on uopste ne kupuje u zadnje vreme tenkove! :shock:valjda misli da bi u slucaju sukoba sa amerima vise bila avio-operacija...tj-ne pravi rat,vec manji sukobi...tako nesto,sta ga znam...