Today, let's talk about the loss of fighter jets in Russia. Recently, Ukraine has shot down four high-quality fighter jets from Russia in succession. First, on the morning of February 17, the Ukrainian army and air forces, from the Ukrainian Su-34 and one Su-35, destroyed two. The next day, at 6 a.m. on February 18, the Ukrainian military knocked down another Su-34 fighter.
When I talked to a few friends about this, they all asked: Do you think the same is true of Soviet munitions? Is this the same in war? Then I will tell him that equipment is only one aspect, it is more about having enough manpower and material resources, I don't believe that the Russians will be like this, but I have to admit that our Soviet series fighters are weaker than **.
One or two levels.
As we all know, Russia has the means to sell **, and what Russia sells to India is more advanced than what it sells to us, and what it sells to Vietnam is the same as Russia's. Russia also has its own ideas, and Vietnam, India, and some other neighbors feel that they cannot confront Russia head-on, so they sell them better arms. However, it would be superfluous to say these things now.
Actually, we have to understand that the arms that Russia sells to us make sense, they are near our borders, and if we really fight, we can quickly transfer to Russia, and even set off from Russia to attack Russian fighters, so he is not willing to sell them to us, you see, we have far surpassed Russia in these aspects.
At that time, our J11 will definitely be able to surpass the Russian Su-27, or be more powerful, and if we really want to fight, we will not lose to others.