The remote-weather interceptor in Figure 128 developed by former Soviet Tupolev Design Bureau is called :"cellists" as nickname in NATO, and is currently the largest air combat fighter in the world.

The remote-weather interceptor in Figure 128 is only for a tactic. After finding B-52, four AA-4 missiles are fully emitted from50 kmaway, and then immediately fled without bellicose posturing. Weapons are four R-4 (AA-5) air to air missiles under pylon, normally two R-4R radar-guided missiles and two R-4T infrared-guided missiles.

The remote-weather interceptor in Figure 128 is designed two vertical seats and swept-back wings. Main undercarriage is located within pod under main wing. Huge body can carry on enough fuel without magazine. Weapons are totally fixed on pylon under wing.