Should Russia Fear the Eurofighter Typhoon?

Should Russia Fear the Eurofighter Typhoon?
The Su-30 and especially the Su-35 are excellent fighters-and they’ll be a handful for any Western fourth-generation fighter in the event of a war. But at the end of the day, the Russian machines still lag behind on in terms of sensors and pilot vehicle interfaces. As such, the smart money is on the Typhoon.
The Eurofighter Typhoon is a European multinational twin-engine, canard delta wing, multirole fighter. In essence, that means Typhoon is proven to carry out a wide range of tasks concurrently, whether that’s taking on rival aircraft in the skies or attacking targets on land or at sea. Also combines huge amounts of thrust from its twin EJ200 engines with incredible agility to give it amazing performance and agility.
With heightened tensions in Europe over Russia’s actions Ukraine, NATO countries have stepped up their air patrols over the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. While the U.S. Air Force often deploys aircraft to help police the air space over those former Soviet republics, often the task falls to European air arms to keep Moscow in check.

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