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Line 53: ;Mi-35: The export version of the Mi-24V. ;Mi-35M: Night attack version fitted with upgraded advanced [[avionics]] and sensor package, including night vision systems, GOES-342 electro-optical range finder/targeting system, [[GLONASS]]/[[GPS]] navigation system, electronic multifunction displays, onboard computer, and jam-proof communications equipment.<ref>{{Citation \| url = http://www.aviamarket.org/reviews/helicopters/336-mil-mi-35m-upgraded-combat-transport-helicopter.html \| title = MIL Mi-35M upgraded combat transport helicopter \| publisher = [[Aviamarket]]}}.</ref> Also known as '''Mi-35M1'''. More than 60 are in service with the RF[[Russian Air Force]] and it has also been exported.<ref>The Military Balance 2018.</ref> By September 2018, all Russia's Mi-35Ms ~~in service with the [[Russian Air Force]]~~ were equipped with Vitebsk onboard defense system.<ref>http://airrecognition.com/index.php/archive-world-worldwide-news-air-force-aviation-aerospace-air-military-defence-industry/global-defense-security-news/2019-news-aerospace-industry-air-force/april/4985-all-mi-35m-assault-helicopters-equipped-with-vitebsk-onboard-defense-system.html</ref> ;Mi-35MS: Flying Command Post variant of the Mi-35M. Operated by the [[Federal Protective Service (Russia)\|Russian Federal Protective Service]] (FSO).<ref>{{Citation \| title = Russian planes \| url = http://russianplanes.net/id146813}}.</ref> ;Mi-35M2: Updated version of the Mi-35M for the [[Venezuelan Army]].

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