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Can Russian new 6th generation fighters challenge- or beat the U.S fighters.
In the world of the military, the thing that we cannot see is more important than what we are seeing. So can the new Russian fighters challenge the U.S fighters? The question should go like this, can the Russian new interceptors challenge the new U.S fighters, what are exported to some other countries, or can it challenge the U.S Interceptors, which are equipped with the most modern computer software?
That system is required for controlling sophisticated weapons that are controlled by artificial intelligence, which integrates the pilot to the system without borders. So the thing is that the multipurpose jet-airplane is the entirety, which cooperates with the other aircraft, but also with ground-base and spaceborne systems.
And without every part of it, the system would not work perfectly, that thing means that the other side would be in trouble, even the system would wait for less than a second to react. The new electromagnetic or so-called "direct energy weapons" that are aimed by artificial intelligence make the new interceptors more deadly than ever before, and there have been very hard work in the Soviet Union and Russia for developing that kind of weapons.
So the new Russian interceptors might be full of deadly surprises, and the same thing is in the American jet fighters. The problem with the U.S military industry is that many nations are using U.S-origin weapons. That means that in that group is nations that are criticized for their relationship with human rights. That is acting against ethics, what the U.S government has said to support. And the use of the U.S military systems in the Middle-East Crisis is stressing the reputation of the United States. And this means that the Russian interceptors in the hands of some "non-democratic actors can be a welcome scene in the mind of the U.S government.
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