Hungarian, as George_nkl said.
47 on the tail means it belonged to the 47th wing at Papa AB.
You can check on airliners.net, jetphotos.net to find Hung. AF MiG-21s with the “47” on the tail.

Besides, all NK Fishbeds are bare metal (including the bis acquired from Kazahstan in the 90’s).
All have the NK roundel on the fuselage (which lacks here) and nothing on the tail – the person who photoshopped it had to cover the Hungarian roundel, that’s why he put the NK flag there. 😉

Its a pity, cos i do have an apron shot of several F-7s and a couple of FT-7s by a guy named O Mees?

These are painted in an overall light grey scheme, and not blue and grey.

Those in O. Mees’s picture are MiG-21 M/MF/bis, not F-7s, they have fat spin and broad chord tail.

Chadian SA330 Puma and Mi-25 Hind taken at Abeche AFB

Chad never had any Puma, it’s French, just like that old b&w scan said to be Chadian Puma

CHAD AF SF260W 393 QAC in flight and armed (machine gun pods)
http://www.airlinehobby.com/listings/details/index.cfm?itemnum=585427445
CHAD AF PC7 QAA
http://www.airlinehobby.com/listings/details/index.cfm?itemnum=585428305
CHAD AF CESSNA 337 014 AB
http://www.airlinehobby.com/listings/details/index.cfm?itemnum=585428253
TOGO AF EPSILON 58 5V MAT
http://www.airlinehobby.com/listings/details/index.cfm?itemnum=585428373

I always thought that the early models were later upgraded to Su-30MK-I. Are they for sale anyway? Tx :confused:

All the Indian K/KI were put into storage after MKI deliveries picked up pace – I guess it was too much of a hassle to convert them to MKI. See:
http://geimint.blogspot.com/2008/04/image-of-week-pune.html

Recently found 4 Somalian AF F-6 Farmers at Hargeisa airport, which is now inside the self-proclaimed Somaliland Republic.
The yellowish color is due to the sun-bleached camo.

Zambian K-8
http://www.airlinehobby.com/listings/details/index.cfm?itemnum=583208483

Eurofighter Typhoon carrying four Enhanced Paveway IIs, a Litening III pod and two external fuel tanks, plus two Raytheon AMRAAM and two MBDA ASRAAM air-to-air missiles

look again