Comments by "Thetequilashooter1" (@Thetequilashooter1) on "" video.

This fighter is far and above better than anything from Russia. Russia’s trolls will whine and make up lies like they customarily do, but it doesn’t change the fact that when it comes to power, radars, avionics, situational awareness, sensor fusion, and yes, even maneuverability, this particular model outclasses the Su-35 in every way.
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One of my older brother’s friends used to say that expression. He fought in Afghanistan as a drone operator. They joked about it, but they literally meant that they could hit a forehead with a warhead.
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And yet another negative comment from a Russian troll. Tell me, what has Russia done that you consider groundbreaking? The best thing Russia has shown is that it cares less about people getting killed; that it’s a terrorist state; that it has no integrity or credibility; that its people are a bunch of brainwashed zombies, etc. But when it comes to innovation, seriously Mr. US hater, WTF has Russia done that’s so impressive?
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@EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE1 I disagree. All you see Russian fighters perform at air shows is going low and slow performing low-g maneuvers. You don’t see them perform the essential maneuvers needed in dogfighting, I.e. high degrees of instant and sustained turn rates, or the ability to recover quickly from a high-g turn. For instance, you’d think by watching the MiG-35 perform at air shows that it’s super maneuverable. When it was tested against western aircraft in the MMRCA tender it failed miserably, only doing well in high-end speed, which is helpful when trying to bug out of the dogfight and escape without being shot down. For instance, at Red Flag Nellis F-15s beat Su-30MKIs over and over in 1 vs 1 exercises. Another example can be seen at YouTuber Channel The Ready Room where he defeats a Malaysian Su-30 three out of three times. Keep in mind that these Su-30s have thrust vectoring. When not used properly thrust vectoring can actually be a drawback because it could cause the aircraft to lose too much energy making it a sitting duck.
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