Comments by "Sunoo Peek" (@Sunopeek) on "Sandboxx" channel.

Tech is simpler, and salaries are lower to get cheaper mass production. Cost of living in Russia is very low, so they can afford to pay lower salaries than the West The downside is they can't attract top talent like the West
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Both Russia and China are interested in tracking the F35 so they're likely helping. Or this could be the USA modifying the F35 to trick their adversaries they can track the F35 and in war time they unleash the true power of the F35 to surprise their enemy Wouldn't surprised since rule 1 of war is deception and surprise
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That 100:0 ratio was against inferior older generation fighter jets, though. We're talking against 3rd, 2nd, and maybe even against 1st gen fighter jets. The F15 is a beast, but it didn't score a 100:0 ratio against comparable 4th gen or higher jets. Defeating old gen is something taken for granted.
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Video starts at 3:55 It's only a story because Iran is under massive crippling sanctions and technological embargo that should make this impossible. This done carrier on its own isn't a great threat. It's when it's deployed in large numbers that it becomes an issue. If 5 carriers launch 250 drones while ballistic missiles are sent at a US aircraft carrier, the chances of interception go way down.
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@zidniafifamani2378 I always thought they built them dirt cheap by virtue of cheap Russian labor but then sold them at high or comparable prices to Western models to make a profit? Keeping them similarly priced also gives the impression they're an "equivalent" to those planes since they're priced the same?
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@tylerclayton6081 5 to 10 units per year is insanely low. Is there a reason for that or just sanctions? And I always thought the su57 was a better gen than the j20, not the other way around?
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