Iran Buying SU-35 Flanker E?
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2024
- Mover and I go over the possibility of Iran getting Russian Flanker's. Sorry about the error at about 00:25 seconds in, we have help making these clips and they aren't as good as we are with identifying aircraft.
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Iran is getting already built aircraft from Egyptian contract. They've been parked next to the KnAAZ plant for a while now...
Said that in the first minute of the video.
@@somekidzenvyGonky also said he didn’t know if they were built halfway through the video
They're no more there. On old google maps images you can see the 24 Flankers standing around, on more recent satellite images from Bing or HereWeGo they're gone.
Never underestimate any adversary while underestimating every adversary
The arrogance here is astounding.
I wonder if Iran still flies F 14 and
You guys showed mig 29 while representing F 14A
They already got YAK 130 trainer Aircrafts
4:42 thank you mover, very cool - kheili mamnoon!
This is off topic, but is the HESA F-5 variant comparable to the unproduced F-20 or the upgraded Canadian F-5?
I know there are sanctions, but did Iran ever attempt to go out to the black market to acquire F-5 boneyard parts or engage in.espionage to get designs to revive a homegrown F-20 type concept, since the tech is really old now?
Also off topic, but, are you possibly going to do a video about the boneyard planes that Kazakhstan recently sold?
@0:25 You guys expect to get away with that picture for a F-14 Tomcat?
I think they unleashed the AI drone pilot to edit this video and it got a few things wrong. 😂
That's a SU-35, alright.
But it belongs from Osean Air Defense Force.
@@danielchew8739let me explain, they origi ally showed a mig29, and called it a tomcat. The video is now edited, that is why you see a flanker.
@@acoustic5738
I see.
Still using an Ace Combat image is a little funny.
I guess these are export versions, already built. So it is easier to sell them abroad than converting them (rewiring, re-hardware) to domestic configuration...
The strategic cooperation and the advertisement value for the export market is more important than keeping these jets at home...often people forget how strong is the "industrial complex lobby" is in Russia...(selling power plants, space tech. rockets...)
Furthermore Russia gains more economic influence into Iran...(a market that even the EU tried to get into (Airbus sales)) ...no matter what regime comes 30-50 years from now...
Algorithmic engagement comment.
If you want a documentary about a US Canada war, look no further than the South Park movie.
Prep the SU-35 stencil for the Raptor. 😎
Let's all be honest the su35 is a very sexy plane
The jets they bought. These are export version jets, which Egypt stopped buying because of US sanctions when it was time to produce and deliver them. Even the Russian army did not want to use these jets, which they produced for the foreign market. They have been lying in hangars for years.
They are built already
Sure they are…….they should check with the Indians on Russian aircraft deliveries.
Yes u are correct export radar was not the goal
Wonder how a fight between this jet, the SU 35 and the F35 would pan out?
From miles and mikes away, the f35 is not going in a doghfight with it.
Flankers doesn't really have a chance in BVR
SU35 will die before it even knows it’s in a battle.
@@sidharthcs2110 Rubbish. Everyone in air defence knows the F-35 is a lemon.
Iran suddenly got the motivation to upgrade their air force and air defenses as they square off against potential future conflict with Israel... and Russia has every motivation to keep the flow of arms FROM Iran, which is selling them drones among other things... so it's likely this particular deal has a higher than usual chance of following through. Russia won't want to piss off its arms supplier by reneging, and what they're getting isn't cash but arms they need..probably more than these jets. And Iran doesn't need anything else Russia has to offer except technology transfers... they've got plenty of oil and what do they want with Rubles? But they really really need air defenses and new interceptors.
Who many Iranian f14 workings from 90 jets
Unknown but at least a dozen or so. They ran out of Phoenix missiles for them during the Iran Iraq war. But they are building local copies of the Phoenix with unknown capabilities.
0:26, thats a mig 29 ma dudes...
That’s a su35…..
@@ricardolira7389it seems they cut the video, post message. 😂
Yeah, we're still training the help.
dude this guys were USA Fighter pilot, so you think they didn't recognize mig-29 vs Su-35?!
If they are getting them are they for the Army Airforce? Or the revolutionary guard airforce? And if for Army airforce will it be the last time we see F-14’s flying?!!!
I just wanted to share some facts with you guys
1. The Shah of Iran has created the whole Iranian Air Force without him there wouldn't be anything. Everything you see now is because of him and the cool or better say tragic note here is the fact that he created all of these but never lived long enough to see them in action and his government completely collapsed not long after his last F14 purchase and I'm thinking to myself how great that could be if this fate happens to Ali Khamenei as well. I mean he bought the SU 35s but he never lived long enough to see them in action and he and his beloved dictatorship regime collapsed right after the last SU 35 entered service in the Iranian Air Force
2. You guys are completely accurate on who is the enemy and who is not at 4:40 so good to hear that over and over again
3. After the 1979 revolution the regime was not all alone with their F14 tomcats because on some occasions US and even Israelites helped them with spare parts and weapons. You just need to check McFarlin for the reference
4. If you check the history you'll find out that the Soviets and later on the Russians were not good trading partners, especially in arms dealing. They are notorious for selling heavily downgraded equipment to their customers or even their allies. And oh boy they did this to pretty much every single one of their so-called allies in the middle east. From Egyptians to Syrians to Iraqis to Lybians to anyone literally anyone. They are not a trustworthy partner let alone an ally
I would imagine they'll give them the real deal, to test against Israeli F35s. With a good performance they can say look, this is what even Iran can do with them. The same for a batd performance - Iran didn't know what they were ddoing 🤷🏽♀️
Iran is very good at sourcing parts globally. They demonstrated that with their extensive efforts to keep a significant portion of the F-14s serviceable and even adding some upgrades. I suspect that if they acquire Su-35 that they will be better able to keep them in good condition than Russia can. There are potential parts suppliers for many of the items that are outside of Russia. Plus anything that Russia has in stock and is willing to part with is going to be provided to Iran without any restrictions.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Iran also buys some aircraft and air defense systems from China. That would provide an alternative source of equipment just in case Russia isn’t able to follow through with their delivery and sustainment promises.
I highly doubt that the F-14s in question are serviceable.
su35 will go head to head with f22 .
Russia weapons just looking
lol mig29 new name is tomcat?
Su35 is not gonna post a meaningful fight to us at all basically
Blame the Iranian while ignoring the Iranian is a direct result of USA policies.
Russian production can give surprises, yet its reasonable to guess that su35 are not very much stressed from the war in ukraine. So, these aircraft are either new low tech shells or going to iran from the russian active squadrons.
They were from the Egyptian contract.
Egypt backed out due to external pressure
Good for Iran
Whether or not Iran gets these jets is probably dependent on how much Russia needs Iranian drone and missile production. In the end it probably comes down to what kind of damage Russia wants to inflict.
Buying "Russian junk"....
Su 35 sucks it doesn't even have AESA radar and the Russians call it 4.5 thats funny
Iran will probably ask China for some upgrade kits. Some parts used in later variants of J-11, J-15, and J-16 are probably compatible. Might include new radar, IRST, EW, or glass cockpit for example.
It's a pasa radar can do the same thing as assa but not as clean . Iran won't get ecm or radar coating and it will get export leopard e radar not Russian radar witch is secret
Guys, stay away from topics you have 0 knowledge in and keep within your swim lane of fighter jets...I was was enjoying your analysis till you started spouting ignorant, ill-informed geopolitical nonsense.
GETTING SU35 THIS WEEK IN MAY 2024. IMPRESSIVE WHEN ONE CONCIDERS THAT RUSSIA IS FIGHTING A WAR. THEY DONT SEEM TO BE BOTHERED ABOUT NATO GETTING INVOLVED.