Yak-25RV High-altitude reconnaissance and target aircraft based on Yak-25 with R-11F-300 engines. The aircraft was designed to fly at high altitude, so it had an increased wingspan. 155 machines of this type were produced.
The Yak-25 (Product 120, according to NATO codification: Flashlight - “Flashlight”) is a Soviet two-seat fighter-interceptor developed by the Yakovlev Design Bureau in the late 1940s. As an interceptor, it was withdrawn from service in the mid-1960s, but its high-altitude reconnaissance versions were used in the USSR Air Force for some time.
