Such cases are not uncommon when new
military equipment is being heavily tested
in various extreme modes.
> "The Su-57 is also similar to the Chinese J-20 jet,
No, it's not.
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"Oleg Smirnov" wrote in message news:qu0ocn$4io$1...@os.motzarella.org...
>
> The Americans managed to crash four F-22. Besides, a dozen F-22 had been
> destroyed while on the ground, - by a hurricane, - the fact the pentagon
> bonzes are in silly denial about. So far, one F-35 had been crashed as
> well. The Japanese recently lost one their F-35, which is likely already
> found by err.. someone. All the losses happened after completion of test
> phase, when the jets are supposed to be already debugged pretty well. But
> F-35 still remains an overhyped expensive toy full of bugs. And, by the
> way, the Russian S-400 / S-500 make its supposedly advanced stealth
> features largely purposeless.
You'd think that all the bugs in the MiG-29 would have been ironed out long
ago. Apparently not: “The MiG-29 really got exposed with the fall of the
Iron Curtain. You don’t see further foreign sales. Who’s bought it? Nobody.”
https://www.airspacemag.com/military-aviation/truth-about-mig-29-180952403/
> "Oleg Smirnov" wrote in message news:qu0ocn$4io$1...@os.motzarella.org...
>> F-35 still remains an overhyped expensive toy full of bugs.
> You'd think that all the bugs in the MiG-29 would have been ironed out long
> ago. Apparently not: "The MiG-29 really got exposed with the fall of the
> Iron Curtain. You don't see further foreign sales. Who's bought it? Nobody."
Mig-29 had quite a glorious history of export sales. But now it's no longer
'new' to make it somehow a sales priority. "Algeria is the first export client
for the Russian Su-57" <http://tinyurl.com/s25xtsq>
Shit happens, which still doesn't change the fact that America is in an
unpreventable decline whereas Russia is steadily improving itself in complex,
and in variuous ways, including military designs, but not only.
Today Russia sucessfuly sells S-400, for example, and those amusing monkeys
within the American White House and Pentagon are squealing hysterically, but
can't do anything about that.
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"Oleg Smirnov" wrote in message news:qu5far$tmt$1...@os.motzarella.org...
Byker the Shithead, <news:qMudnWw2dNJGd57D...@supernews.com>
> "Oleg Smirnov" wrote in message news:qu0ocn$4io$1...@os.motzarella.org...
>>
>>> F-35 still remains an overhyped expensive toy full of bugs.
>>
>> You'd think that all the bugs in the MiG-29 would have been ironed out
>> long ago. Apparently not: "The MiG-29 really got exposed with the fall of
>> the Iron Curtain. You don't see further foreign sales. Who's bought it?
>> Nobody."
>
> Mig-29 had quite a glorious history of export sales. But now it's no
> longer'new' to make it somehow a sales priority. "Algeria is the first
> export client for the Russian Su-57" <http://tinyurl.com/s25xtsq>
They'll soon discover that they get what they paid for.