Air Force – for the MiG-21UPG, MiG-29UPG and Su-30MKI. Received 500 missiles in 2014-15, ordered 400 more in 2019 Indian Naval Air Arm – for the Su-30MK2 and Su-27SKM – for the Su-30SM – 150 missiles delivered for use on Sukhoi Su-30MKMs – basic variant never officially introduced in series, Su-30SMs and Su-35S' were spotted with R-77-1s when they were deployed to Syria. 2 contracts have reportedly been signed in 2015 for 13 billion rubles and in 2020 concerning modernized and import-substituted missiles for 65 billion rubles. – Serbia ordered 200 R-77-1 missiles for modernized MiG-29s – for the MiG-29SE – for the MiG-29SM – 100 missiles ordered for Su-30MK2s – for the Su-30MK2 – 100 missiles delivered by 2005 for MiG-29SMs Former operators – used for a short time on MiG-29s See also List of missiles AAM-4 Astra Mark 1 Python (missile) Meteor (missile) PL-12 PL-15 PL-21 AIM-120 AMRAAM Long-Range Engagement Weapon References Citations Bibliography Air-to-air missiles of Russia Air-to-air missiles of the Soviet Union Cold War air-to-air missiles of the Soviet Union Vympel NPO products Military equipment introduced in the 2000s Fire-and-forget weapons