Russia pushes to sell more military helicopters
Russia aims to expand its product line and to boost global sales of its military helicopters, such as the Mi-26 (top) and the Mi-17.
Russia aims to expand its product line and to boost global sales of its military helicopters, such as the Mi-26 (top) and the Mi-17.

Military cooperation between Russia and Middle East will certainly be boosted with the recent appointment of Alexander Mikheyev, formerly deputy general manager at arms vendor Rosoboronexport, as the general manager at the Russian Helicopters holding company (Chalet C9). The decision was made on September 24, and is understood to be a move aimed at boosting sales of Russian military helicopters in the global market.