The emergence of a new generation of fighters: the MiG-41 Russia has been trying to develop its military capabilities, especially in the field of fighters. Although the development progress of the Su-57** fighter is not as good as that of China and the United States, Russia has been actively developing the next generation of fighters. The MiG-41 has attracted much attention as the most representative new generation fighter. This fighter is advertised as a "super fighter" that can intercept hypersonic missiles, and once it is put into use, what impact will it have on the US team?The MiG-41 is advertised as an extremely fast fighter that can allegedly fly at Mach 5 and is capable of carrying hypersonic missiles, even anti-satellite missiles near the border.
Allegedly, the fighter will use a ramjet engine or even a pulse-detonation wave engine, equipped with long-range air-to-air missiles as **. Even more surprising is that the MiG-41 is advertised as being able to intercept hypersonic missiles, and Russia claims that it can carry a multifunctional long-range interceptor missile system, greatly increasing the chances of intercepting hypersonic missiles. However, American experts do not have a positive opinion about the MiG-41. They believe that the propaganda effect of the MiG-41 is almost an illusion, the existing technologies simply cannot achieve this, and the Russian aerospace industry is too weak to support the entire process from concept to prototype to mass production.
In addition, military enthusiasts also question the possibility of the MiG-41 achieving hypersonic flight while solving the problem of stealth. Despite many doubts, if the MiG-41 is actually launched, it will pose a huge challenge to the development of hypersonic ** in the United States. The development of hypersonic ** in the United States has repeatedly hit a wall, and Russia has begun to develop such ** fighters to intercept them. If the MiG-41 can be released as scheduled and has the capabilities that are being advertised, it will pose a threat to the US hypersonic ** research and development directly from the root. Of course, the jury is still out on the Russian-developed MiG-41.
But it is undeniable that Russia has been seeking leading military technology, and the MiG-41 may become another symbol of Russia's military prowess. The future will only have to wait for the test of time, so let's wait and see.