New Delhi's decision on next-generation advanced stealth fighters will have to factor in military data leak concerns, analysts say India faces a decision that could reshape its defence future. Will it embrace the United States' offer to sell its most advanced F-35 stealth fighters,

At first glance, the photograph of two fighter jets — one parked on the tarmac and other zooming past it in the air — appears entirely commonplace.

Russia has offered to make its fifth-generation stealth fighter jet Sukhoi Su-57 in India for the Indian Air Force, a Russian and an Indian official said on Tuesday, as Moscow looks to boost defence ties with New Delhi.

MKIs, is well-equipped for Su-57 production, potentially reducing costs and expediting delivery. The Su-57 boasts supermaneuverability, stealth, and superior combat survivability, positioning it as a formidable alternative to the F-35.

Russia, which is India's main weapons supplier, is extending an offer to make the fifth-generation Sukhoi Su-57 fighter jets in India

With Rs 15,000 crore already committed to the indigenous Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft programme, will India take Donald Trump's F-35 bait or stay the course?

It is to be noted that Donald Trump has made the offer to provide India with US stealth fighter jets at a time when Russia is also keen on selling its Su-57 stealth fighters to India.