Su-35
RBK-TV ran a short segment on 3 October indicating that OAK, Sukhoy, and KnAAZ (aka KnAAPO) will deliver (or will have delivered) 22 Su-35 aircraft to the Air Forces by the end of 2014.
Twelve Su-35 were reportedly delivered in 2013, so 22 plus delivery of 14 more in 2015 would fulfill Sukhoy’s 2009 contract for 48. There’s been talk all along about a follow-on contract.
The report briefly covered the aircraft’s capabilities and noted that China would be the primary foreign customer for it. However, according to RBK, the export variant will not carry the same avionics as the domestic version.
The video features OAK President Mikhail Pogosyan saying that the corporation’s military production is fully independent of foreign suppliers (and therefore unaffected by Western sanctions).
The broadcast ends noting that more than 12 billion rubles have been invested in Sukhoy’s modernization over five years. More than 3 billion from targeted state programs have gone into financing Su-35 development.
Russian Defense Policy 
They should be able to have a good number in service by 2020, if they have been able to boost production to 16+ units a year.