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I am just speculating on what the rational Indian person should think. I don't even bother to respond to the irrational members who live in delusions. But I believe there are still some rational Indians ... the only problem is the irrational ones drown their voices out.Who knows what they believe deep down. They're so delusional and live in such a constant frenzy of propaganda and trash media that I doubt they have any rationality or reason left. In short, they are completely mad.
It's actually 242 million dollars (almost one more JF-17 in cost from your estimate ). Of course they are going to compare their Rafael fighter to the J-20 because that is the best they got. Previously, they only compared the FGFA to the J-20 but after they left, the Rafael is the only other comparison. Now they talk about the AMCA as the solution to the FGFA ... judging by the state of India's arms industry, they would be lucky to get one operational by the mid 2040s.Fixed. It's jaw-dropping. Precisely, it's $220,000,000 US per plane. That is just mental! For comparison, that's around the price Singapore is paying for the F-35B (the most expensive variant of the plane). No wonder they keep comparing their mediocre fourth-generation fighter to the J-20, they're paying fifth-gen prices for fourth-gen capabilities. I hope the Indians here have spent enough time in this forum to understand that just because they paid fifth-gen prices doesn't mean they get fifth-gen performance.
https://militarywatchmagazine.com/a...-solve-india-s-problem-with-china-s-air-force