12. Su-34
The F-22 Raptor, primarily developed by Lockheed Martin Corp, benefits from major Boeing contributions, including the aft fuselage, avionics, training systems, and wings. USAF officials regard the F-22 as a “critical component” of their tactical power, underscoring its central role in contemporary air combat.In total, 195 F-22 Raptors were built, with 187 currently operational. Despite its advanced capabilities, the program ended in 2011, largely due to the rise of the F-35 and other priorities.

The Su-34 is a powerful fighter-bomber built for day and night operations, making it highly adaptable in combat. It thrives in hostile zones, with rugged construction and advanced systems. Equipped with counter-fire, reconnaissance, and electronic warfare tools, the Su-34 is ready for modern conflict. It is expected to replace older models like the S-24 and Tu-22M3, signaling a shift to more advanced aircraft in Russia’s arsenal.
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Embedded respect for constraints.
Two words: elegantly actionable.
Elegant constraint application.