| Country of Origin | 
CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States). | 
| Similar Aircraft | 
A-6 Intruder, Magister, Alpha Jet, Jaguar, AMX, A-10A Thunderbolt II. | 
| Crew | 
One. | 
| Role | 
CAS, ground-attack. | 
| Armament | 
Cannon missiles, rockets, bombs. | 
| Dimensions | 
Length: 47 ft, 6 in (14.6 m). Span: 50 ft, 10 in (15.6 m). | 
Su-25 Frogfoot WEFT Description
| Wings | 
High-mounted and back-tapered with straight trailing edges. Pods mounted at the square tips. | 
| Engine(s) | 
Two turbojets mounted alongside the body under the wings. Semicircular air intakes forward of the wings�’ leading edges. Exhausts to the rear of the wings�’ trailing edges. | 
| Fuselage | 
Long, slender, rounded nose. Body tapers to the rear section that overhangs the exhausts. Stepped canopy. | 
| Tail | 
Swept-back and tapered fin with a square tip. Flats mid-mounted on the fuselage, unequally tapered with blunt tips. | 
Countries which Fly the Su-25 Frogfoot
Angola, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States), Czech Republic, Iraq, Georgia, Hungary, Iran, North Korea, Slovakia, Ukraine.
Su-25 Frogfoot Manufacturer Web Site
Sukhoi
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