Comments by "verdebusterAP" (@verdebusterAP) on "Binkov's Battlegrounds"
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@jasonj3599
Its called facts
The Rafale is highly specialized to French needs and weapons and uses too few weapons. So unless you already have French aircraft and weapons
buying the Rafale is expensive. Dassault has dragged out Rafale's procurement as well is offering it EX-FAF at deeply discounted prices
The Eurofighter potential was killed by its politics. Tranche 4 is the most capable model but it can't complete with the F-15 advanced or EX
if they made the tranche 4 back in 2007, it would have likely edged out the F-15E orders but due the EU constant bickering, it's upgrades arrived too little too late
The Gripen is lightweight powerhouse ,despite Saab claims, its not a heavy lifter like the Rafale, Typhoon, F-18E/F, and F-15A/EX
Saab like the Rafale, sells planes from the SWAF to make orders
Its not that they don't have choices, its that choices dont offer the same as the F-35
By 2030, how many of those choices will be relevant
The US can operate F-15s, F-16 and F-18 because they have ample air power with USAF, USN and USMC combined
For countries with limited air power, the 5th F-35 is more sensible than 4.5 gen aircraft
Also in 2030, most of the 6th gens will be in the prototype stage
You honestly think that 4.5 gen can match a 6th ?
What can a Rafale 4 or Tranche 4 Typhoon do against 6th gen
4.5 gen rely heavily of EW for protection. 6th aircraft will have highly advanced EW capabilites able to defeat such EW protection but most importantly
they will have the newer generation of long range AAMs
Egypt tested its Rafale against its Su-35 and Rafale's completely dominated
So if you are an air forces that does heavy lifting, what senses does operatinng solely a 4.5 gen make
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Lets see , when was the last time anyone brought anything from Russia
years ago
As far being self-sufficient, FYI, as their claim as world power, they are already supposed to be
Second as far power
lets recap
Russia has lost yet a second A-50 to Ukrainian forces
The lost of AWACS in modern warfare to surface to air defense is beyond embarrassing
Russia's most modern equipment is all taking modern losses in Ukraine
The KA-52 and Mi-28 are supposed be flying tanks per Russia yet 60 KA-52 lost so far as well 13 Mi-28
The T-90 is supposed to be the best protected tank yet over 100 and counting destroyed and thats not counting units captured and sent to West for study
The Black Sea Fleet lost yet another to Ukrainian forces, that nearly 20 ships and 1 sub lost to a country with no navy
S-400, S-300, Panstir S-1, Tor, Buk, and other SAM units, again getting destroyed wholesale
Russia fighting a non tier peer opponents with limited capability has seen whole sale destruction of its best weapons
Now imagine if Ukraine was tier
Instead of a few aircraft able to use cruise missile, try entire squadrons worth
Instead of FPV drones, try gunship with helicopter launched ATGM able to shred armor in one hit
instead of drones catching ships at the shore, Actually naval ship to ship combat
If Russia is taking a beating like this ,they have no chance against NATO let alone the US
Russia borders Ukraine yet after 3 years, they can't seal the deal
The US traveled 7000 miles to Iraq twice and Afghan and hand control in weeks
FYI, Russian tactical blunder was staying the separatist in eastern Ukraine instead going western Ukraine which would have allowed them to completely cut of Ukranie from the West
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Lay off the potato juice there buddy
In a shooting war between Russia and NATO
artillery is not even a foot note
While Ukraine lacks capable air power, NATO has it in spades
Russia is facing Ukraine with handful of Harpoon, ATACMS and Storm Shadow/SCALP
Against NATO
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TLAM, McND, KEPD-350, JASSM, JSOW ,JSM, SLAM-ER, LRASM plus Harpoon, ATACMS and Storm Shadow/SCALP
and unlike Ukraine, NATO has very healthy stockpile and plenty of aircraft to use them
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