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F-22 Obliterates Russia’s Su-30 and Su-35 in Brutal Aerial Clash in Syrian Skies
In a series of simulated air combat encounters over Syria, the American F-22A Raptor consistently outperformed the Russian Su ...
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Russia’s Su-75 Checkmate Hasn’t Left the Ground—Yet
The Su-75 is another example of how Russia is expanding their capabilities on constrained budgets. The warplane features a V-tail with ruddervat ...
US Vs China: Who Will Win The Race For World’s Sixth-Generation Fighter Jets? Explained
Trump has described F-47 as the ‘most lethal aircraft ever built’, with its test version flying in secret for years. While ...
The National Interest on MSN2d
Algeria Receives the First Su-35, but Still Waits for the Su-57
Algeria is the first foreign buyer of the Russian-made Sukhoi Su-57, but the nation is still stuck with its predecessor ...
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Saab-340 AEW&C Linked Up With Ukraine's F-16s Could Track, Kill Russian Su-35 Jets
Ukraine will receive its first Saab-340 AEW&C aircraft, which will be integrated with F-16s via the Link-16 tactical network, allowing the detection of Russian Su-35 and Su-30SM1 fighters up to 250 km ...
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Denmark's defense committee head said he regrets choosing the F-35: 'We must avoid American weapons if at all possible'
Rasmus Jarlov fears the US may use weapons like the F-35 as leverage against countries like his. Jarlov said he regrets selecting the fighter amid US tensions with Denmark over Greenland.
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Denmark's defense committee head said he regrets choosing the F-35: 'We must avoid American weapons if at all possible'
Rasmus Jarlov fears the US may use weapons like the F-35 as leverage against countries like his. Jarlov said he regrets selecting the fighter amid US tensions with Denmark over Greenland. The chairman ...
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North Korea tests anti-aircraft weapons as Russia’s security chief arrives
The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported on Friday that the latest test proved that the new weapons are “highly reliable”, adding that the country’s combat response was “advantageous”.