Face Russia ! Ukraine Needs About 125165 NATO Aircraft to Have Air Superiority

The Ukraine War and other recent conflicts highlight the imperative of preserving U.S. air superiority. Ukraine demonstrates the challenges militaries face when they do not enjoy air superiority. In that conflict, advanced drones have provided the most effective combat air support for both the Russian and Ukrainian ground forces, while air and missiles defenses, along with electronic warfare (EW) tools, have degraded the effectiveness of most strike weapons. That neither Russia nor Ukraine possesses advanced air superiority fighters explains the stalemated nature of the overall conflict. Several the plane will be the first U.S. air superiority fighter designed for Pacificwide combat operations, which require greater range and payload than the F22 or other available fighters. Equipped with modular packages, the multimission drones will provide critical capabilities such as counterEW, sensor fusion, diversionary decoys, and air defense suppression.