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The thing costs like 40,000 dollars to make. If you fire a missile at it you already lost regardless of whether you can intercept.

One thing I've wondered is whether the report is not fair to South Asia in general. Warmer climate means that less calories are consumed compared with nations in the north, and I wonder if that is taken into account by the report.

The problem is by the time you hear it it is already too late for intercept. Motorcycles are loud, but can you hear it from more than 5KM away?

Keywords: Saudi Arabia, DF-21, Pakistanis Nuclear Program.

It is hardly visible on radar and only advanced optics could track it.

Lots of Pakistanis students in aerospace as well. At least in NUAA.

Thank you for the info.

Several months ago everyone on this forum was belittling Sri Lanka for being broke. In retrospect, they are still ahead in an important metric.

Even AESA use the pulsed doppler concept. I think you are confusing that with the antenna.

M2K, unlike the flankers, has a relatively small frontal RCS. Being able to do this is impressive indeed.

Is this referring to operations during/post Swift Retort?

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He doesn't seem hurt. Is he crab walking because of the cold?

What works in East Asia doesn’t necessarily work in a culturally different environment like South Asia. One must find his own path by exploring, not rote emulation.

I think the Chinese guy is a part of the ground crew. Given that the pilot essentially entrusts his life to how well the aircraft is maintained, no surprise that they are close.

That's interesting. So all the Wingloongs that Saudi Arabia operated before were Wingloong I?

Top or bottom image? Bottom ones are clearly PL-12/PL-8.

At the time J-10 was still considered top of the line in China. That said, their financial situation means that they can't afford it even today.

Is this a recent image or taken from the March parade?

Not surprising. They think they live in the Vedic Cinematic Universe.