Comments by "Frederick Miles" (@frederickmiles8815) on "Video Reportedly Shows Russian Choppers Shot Down" video.

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  13.  @moisesperez4605  It would be a mismatch of capabilities - like using a mallet to kill a butterfly. MiG's have killed Predators in the past but only when engaged. The Russian military lacks all purpose fighter - they are very centralized, silo'd and rigid - meaning you are either a bomber or fighter. The fighters would only engage predators if prompted or out of survivability. US has used Predators as bait in the past when MiG's attempted to engage. The bigger issues Russia has is tied to logistics and FMC of their aircraft and rolling stock - its paint and rust, with no real relief coming in the near future. If properly resupplied - and getting Modldova off the bench - could destroy the Russian army. They are track to lose ~10,000 + soldiers a weak (will increase if they do door to door), 140 billion USD a week (~10% of the GDP per week), hyperinflation in a month of over 40%, currency collapse, and the reality for the first time in a long time the US is looking at the reality of Russian capabilities regarding nuclear weapons: how many of their 1,600 ready to go warheads actually function? Scary thoughts - but that is what the adults in the room behind closed doors are thinking if Putin goes off the reservation even more then he already has. But I digress you want Predator's to attack convoy's or artillery / radar - not kill MiG's. Russia wants to use MiG's to hit ground targets or kill other attack aircraft. Russia is a bigger and clunkier version of Hussein's - if you want to know what they will do tactically study OIF invasion and Persian gulf war - both phases.
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