Project T10V

Tactical (frontline) bomber Su-34, Su-34M

IB for Istryebityel Bombardirovshchik = Fighter Bomber
R for Razvyedchik = Reconaissance
FN was a export name of maritime version = Fighter for Navy (?)

Manufacturer:

Новосибирское авиационное производственное объединение им. В.П. Чкалова
Novosibirsk Aircraft Production Association named after V.P. Chkalov (NAPO)
NAPO
(since 2013 "НОВОСИБИРСКИЙ АВИАЦИОННЫЙ ЗАВОД им. В.П. ЧКАЛОВА" = Novosibirsk Aircraft Plant named after V.P. Chkalov, NAZ)

Prototypes and preproduction (Su-27IB, Su-32FN, Su-32, Su-34)

Designation	Type	Year	Bort number	Notes
T10V-1	1st prototype	04.1990	42	Strike fighter Su-27IB was built from T10-39 (Su-27UB) with new radar and huge airframe modification. It's a two-seater with seats side-by-side. First flight by design bureau's test pilot A.A. Ivanov.
Prototype of Sukhoi Su-27IB, 1990 Prototype of Sukhoi Su-27IB, rebuilt some years later.
T10V-2	2nd prototype	12.1993	43	First flight by design bureau's test pilots I.V. Votintsev and Ye.G. Revunov.
Prototype of Sukhoi Su-32, 12.1993
T10V-3	static-test airframe	1994 ?	none	Airframe used to destructive static-tests.
T10V-5	preproduction	12.1994	45	Maritime patrol and strike fighter, known for export as Su-32FN, with MAD in tail instead of rear-looking radar. In June 1995, having been renamed to the Su-32, the aircraft was for the first time shown abroad Russia at the Paris Air Show. In the summer of 1999, was used to establish 7 world records of lifting loads to high altitude.
Prototype of Sukhoi Su-32. Number 349 is from Paris Air Show @ Le Bourget.
T10V-4	preproduction	12.1996	44	Known as Su-32FN, proposed to China and India in MAKS 2007.
T10V-6	preproduction	12.1997	46	Since 1999 tested on Akhtubinsk air-range. In 2011 (maybe earlier) aircraft was shifted to Voronezh Aircraft Engineering University.
T10?	prototype	1997	?	Prototype of reconaissance Su-27R for Russian air force; first flight 1997 by pilot Oleg Coj (Tsoy); intended to replace Su-24MR and MiG-25RB; no furter details and any photo.
T10V-7	preproduction	12.2000	47	Since 1999 tested on Akhtubinsk air-range.
T10V-8	preproduction	12.2003	48	Pattern to serial production of tactical bomber Su-34. Note that Su-34 is only aircrafts from Su-27/30 family equipped with radar developed by NPO Leninyets from St.Petersburg.

1st series 2004-2009

Designation	Type	Year	Bort number	Notes
T10V or T10VS (S for serial) izdyelye 66	serial Su-34	2004-2009	2006: 01 02 2009: 03 04 05	Since the year 2004, the Novosibirsk facility produced a development batch of five Su-34 aircrafts. First two aircrafts (01 and 02 = T10V-9 and T10V-10) were 12.2006 delivered to Russian air force. Aircraft 02 in 2007 and 2008 was tested in Lipyetsk in 4 Cyentr Boyevovo Primyenyenya i Pyeryeuchivaniya Lyotnovo Sostava (TsBPiPLS) [4th Centre of Combat Applications and Retraining of Flying Personnel]. Third T10V-11 aircraft 03 was delivered in beginning of the year (February?) 2009, fourth T10B-12 04 and fifth T10V-13 05 aircrafts in 12.2009. They were used in test centres.
Serial Sukhoi Su-34, 12.2006.

Serial since 2010

2008 contract for 32 serial aircraft - fulfilled
February 2012 contract for 92 serial aircraft - fulfilled in 2020 (December 2020 two additional aircraft delivered)

Serial Su-34M since 2021

July 2020 contract for 24 upgraded serial aircraft Su-34M, called Su-34NVO (Navigation and External Equipment Upgrade, НВО Навигация и Внешнее Оборудование)
December 2022 contract fulfilled

August 2022 contract for about 15 upgraded serial aircraft Su-34M

Serial Sukhoi Su-34, 12.2011. Ugly painting scheme, called "aubergine, eggplant", applied between 2011 and 2013.

Serial Sukhoi Su-34, 12.2012.

Serial Sukhoi Su-34, 2017.

6980th Guards 1st Class Airbase

Sukhoi Su-34 from GLITs with "Sych" side-looking reconaissance pod, January 2018.

GLITs

T10V-	prod. series (number of aircrafts)	contract	bort number	year	unit
14	2nd series (10 aircrafts)	2008 (32 aircrafts)	06	2010	47th Composite Guards Aviation Regiment, 1 sqn @ Baltimor (Voronezh)
15			07
16			08
17			09
18			01	2011
19			02
20			03
21			04
22			05
23			10
24	3rd series (10 aircrafts)		11	2012
25			12
26			20
27			21
28			22		47th Composite Guards Aviation Regiment, 2 sqn @ Baltimor (Voronezh)
29			23	2013
30			24
31			25
32			26
33			27
34	4th series (10 aircrafts)		28
35			34	2012	Akhtubinsk, 929th GLITs
36			29	2013	47th Composite Guards Aviation Regiment, 2 sqn @ Baltimor (Voronezh)
37			30
38			31
39			01		559th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 1st sqn @ Morozovsk (Rostov)
40			02
41			03
42			04
43			05
44	5th series (20 aircrafts)		06
45			07
46		February 2012 (92 aircrafts)	08
47			09
48			10	2014
49			11
50			12
51			14		559th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 2nd sqn @ Morozovsk (Rostov)
52			15
53			16
54			17
55			18
56			19
57			20
58			21
59			22
60			24
61			25
62			27
63			35		Akhtubinsk, 929th GLITs
64	6th series (16 aircrafts)		28		559th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 3rd sqn @ Morozovsk (Rostov)
65			31
66			34	2015
67			35
68			36
69			37
70			38
71			39
72			40
73			41
74			42
75			10 Oleg Peshkov		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
76			32 (11)		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
77			43		559th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 3rd sqn @ Morozovsk (Rostov)
78			12		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
79			14 (11)		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
80	7th series (14 aircrafts) 07-07 #03 crashed January 2019, after collision with 09-02 #33		15		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
81			16		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
82			17		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
83			18		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
84			01	2016	277th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 1 sqn @ Khurba (Komsomolsk-on-Amur)
85			02
86			03
87			04
88			05
89			06
90			07
91			09
92			10
93			11
94	8th series (12 aircrafts)		12
95			14
96			20		277th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 2 sqn @ Khurba (Komsomolsk-on-Amur)
97			21
98			22
99			23
100			24	2017
101			25
102			27
103			29
104			30
105			31
106	9th series (12 aircrafts) 09-02 #33 crashed January 2019, after collision with 07-07 #03		32
107			33
108			34
109			36
110		01	2nd Guards Mixed Aviation Regiment @ Shagol (Chelyabinsk) - 1st squadron
111		02
112		03
113		04
114		05		2018
115		06
116		07
117		08
118	10th series (12 aircraft)	09
119		10
120		11
121		12
122		20	2nd Guards Mixed Aviation Regiment @ Shagol (Chelyabinsk) - 2nd squadron Aircrafts with emblem of 6980th Guards 1st Class Airbase (6980-я гвардейская авиационная Оршанская Краснознамённая ордена Суворова база 1 разряда, в.ч 69806). #25 and nexts with "BKC России". #29 and nexts with new lettering.
123		21
124		22
125		23
126		24
127		25		2019
128		26
129		27
130	11th series (10 aircraft)	28
131		29 (new lettering)
132		15
133		16
134		11	?
135		37	277th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 2nd sqn @ Khurba (Komsomolsk-on-Amur)
136		14	2020	47th Composite Guards Aviation Regiment, 2 sqn @ Baltimor (Voronezh) #14 delivered to Russian Aerospace Forces in July 2020
137		09		Lipyetsk, 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel #09 delivered to Russian Aerospace Forces in July 2020, #12 and #19 delivered in December 2020.
138		2019 (?) (2 additional aircrafts to Khurba)			12
139		2019 (?) (2 additional aircrafts to Khurba)			19
July 2020 contract for 24 aircraft Su-34M (12th and next series)
140	12-01		??	2021-11	Khurba (Komsomolsk-on-Amur) 277th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 3rd sqn
141	12-02		??
142	12-03		??
143	12-04		??
144			16	2021-12	Lipyetsk 4th Centre for Combat Emloyement and Retraining of Flying Personnel
145			??	2021-12
2022
146			??	2022 VII 4	Khurba (Komsomolsk-on-Amur) 277th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 3rd sqn
147			??
148			??
149			??
August 2022 contract for additional 15 aircraft Su-34M
150			??	2022 XI 16	probably Khurba (Komsomolsk-on-Amur) 277th Frontal Bomber Aviation Regiment, 3rd sqn
151			??
152			??
153			??
154			01	2022 XII 29	unknown new regiment (blue tactical numbers)
155			02
156			03
2023
157			??	2023 VI 1	unknown new regiment, at least two
158			??	2023 VI 1	unknown new regiment, at least two
159			??	2023 X 9	unknown new regiment; number of aircraft unknown, let's assume for the moment (2024-01-02): three
160			??
161			??
162			??	2023 XII 29	unknown new regiment; number of aircraft unknown, let's assume for the moment (2024-01-02): three
163			??
164			??
2024 (16 aircraft in total in 6 batches)
...			?? ??	2024 IV 5	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown, at least two
...			?? ??	2024 VI 17	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown, at least two
...			?? ?? ??	2024 IX 2	unknown regiment, three aircraft
...			?? ?? ??	2024 X 9	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
...			?? ?? ??	2024 XI 25	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
194			?? ?? ??	2024 XII 25	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
2025 (approx. 15 aircraft until in 6 batches, including serial aircraft no. 200)
...			?? ?? ??	2025 IV 19	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
...			?? ?? ??	2025 VII 10	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
...			?? ?? ??	2025 VIII 12	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
...			?? ?? ??	2025 IX 15	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
...			?? ?? ??	2025 X 6	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
...			?? ?? ??	2025 XI 6	unknown regiment, number of aircraft unknown
LOSES 4 June 2015 28 RF-95067 31 July 2018 ?? 18 January 2019 33 and 03 6 September 2019 ?? and ?? 21 October 2019 ?? War in Ukraine 2022-2025: many, hard to say something for sure.

Project T10V

Tactical (frontline) bomber Su-34, Su-34M

Prototypes and preproduction (Su-27IB, Su-32FN, Su-32, Su-34)

1st series 2004-2009

Serial since 2010

2008 contract for 32 serial aircraft - fulfilled February 2012 contract for 92 serial aircraft - fulfilled in 2020 (December 2020 two additional aircraft delivered)

Serial Su-34M since 2021

July 2020 contract for 24 upgraded serial aircraft Su-34M, called Su-34NVO (Navigation and External Equipment Upgrade, НВО Навигация и Внешнее Оборудование) December 2022 contract fulfilled

August 2022 contract for about 15 upgraded serial aircraft Su-34M

July 2020 contract for 24 aircraft Su-34M (12th and next series)

2022

August 2022 contract for additional 15 aircraft Su-34M

2023

2024 (16 aircraft in total in 6 batches)

2025 (approx. 15 aircraft until in 6 batches, including serial aircraft no. 200)

LOSES

2008 contract for 32 serial aircraft - fulfilled
February 2012 contract for 92 serial aircraft - fulfilled in 2020 (December 2020 two additional aircraft delivered)

July 2020 contract for 24 upgraded serial aircraft Su-34M, called Su-34NVO (Navigation and External Equipment Upgrade, НВО Навигация и Внешнее Оборудование)
December 2022 contract fulfilled