"If our Turkish colleagues express a desire, we are ready to work out deliveries of Su-35 fighter jets", Chemezov noted, Sputnik reported.
Previously, the CEO announced that Russia could sell Su-57 fighter jets to Turkey if Ankara ends its participation in the F-35 jet programme.
The Pentagon announced in June that it would not accept more Turkish pilots for F-35 training unless Ankara abandons the deal with Russia, but it has refused to meet the US requirements, confirming the $2.5-billion agreement for the delivery of S-400 systems.
The Su-35 is a single-seat, twin-engine, supermanoeuvrable warplane designed by the Sukhoi Design Bureau. It is widely used by the Russian Airforce, while China and Indonesia have also ordered the aircraft.
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