Like two fingers! .. In the USA, they told how F-35 bombed 50 Iranian bases
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Another propaganda article, praising American weapons and diminishing Russian weapons, appeared in American Thinker. American "expert" Fred Singer claims that after a successful Israeli air strike on Syria, Russia is likely to no longer participate in the "mess" in Syria, due to the lack of air defense systems capable of detecting "elusive" F-35.
The author claims that the F-35 transferred to Israel were “baptized in combat”, while attacking about fifty Iranian military bases covered with “Russian C-300 systems in the last modification with powerful radars” in Syria. After these successful air strikes, when C-300 was unable to detect the F-35, Russia allegedly decided to improve the systems for "detecting elusive F-35".
According to the author, the Israeli newest fighters received from the United States can "easily" destroy "the plutonium reactor built by Russia in the Iranian Arak, if it receives permission to fly through Saudi Arabia. In addition, the Russian base in Latakia is in “easy reach”. Although the Russians have put a more advanced C-400 system to protect this base, it is also overvalued by specialists. When the coalition struck Syria in April of this year with cruise missiles, says Singer, the Russian C-400 didn’t react to them and hit a single missile.
Such speculative texts about the alleged superiority of the F-35 over Russian air defense systems periodically appear in the Western press. They are mainly aimed at the average person who is used to trusting his newspapers. On the other hand, articles of this kind, which underestimate the capabilities of the Russian air defense systems, according to some experts, are specifically ordered by the United States to put pressure on some countries on the purchase of C-400 systems.
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