Libya was expected to be the first export customer for the Su-35.Russia Expects To Lose Billions In Arms Exports To Libya -- DefPro
While Libya is still struck by increasingly intense fighting between Muammar Gaddafi’s forces and those who protest against his regime, countries which have been trading with Libya before the uprising began are also looking at the developments with a crying eye. Besides those countries that partly rely on oil supplies from Libya or suffer from effects on the global markets, this also includes Russia.
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More News On Russia's Arms Trade With Libya
Russia will lose $4bn in Libyan arms deals: official -- Ahram Online
Russia to lose $4bn in arms exports to Libya: Official -- Times Of India/AFP
Libya unrest costs Russia $4 bln in arms deals-media -- Reuters
Russia to lose $4-bln arms deal due to Libya turmoil -- IBTimes
Sanctions on Libya will cost Russia 4bn in arms exports -- Business Day
My Comment: It should then be no surprise that Libya's main arms suppliers are against armed intervention in the country.