American analysts again published provocative information.

The American edition of "The National Interest" presented an article in which an American military expert, trying to establish the capabilities of the Russian 5th generation fighter Su-57, reiterated the futility of this aircraft. As follows from the data presented by analyst Dave Majumdar, the Russian combat aircraft is not only unable to withstand modern American aircraft (F-22 and F-35 - ed.), But with a high degree of probability, it will not even withstand the F-15 fighter ...

"Equipped with the reconnaissance and sighting system Legion Pod, the American F-15C fighter can easily get rid of the advantages of low visibility, which are present in the Su-57 fighter. As soon as F-15C notices Su-57, it will be able to use its powerful Raytheon AN / APG-63 radar with an active phased array antenna - and, almost certainly, to start escorting a Russian airplane. Obviously, F-15C will be able to track Su-57 and use long-range Raytheon missiles AIM-120D against it. If the Su-57 fighter can dodge the missiles, F-15C will be in a losing position, as Russian fighters are extremely maneuverable, but, nevertheless, the F-15C pilots have a lot of experience fighting the F-22, and, despite the adversity, pilots sometimes manage to win wins in an air battle against Raptor aircraft, which means that Su-57 will still lose the air battle ", - follows from the text of the article.

Russian experts did not see in the article "The National Interest" any facts confirming the possible victory of F-15C over Su-57, believing that this is just another way of US information warfare against Russia.

"American experts see only one advantage of the Russian Su-57 fighter - maneuverability, completely unaware of the fact that this is a new generation aircraft that is destined for the destruction of fighters of this class, and therefore the speeches about the victory of F-15 over the Su-57 are not can and go ", - said a specialist Avia.pro.

* Su-57 - Russian multifunctional fighter of the fifth generation, developed by OKB named after PO Sukhoi within the framework of the "PAK FA" project. Until August 2017, the aircraft was known under the factory index T-50; 11 August 2017 year, the commander in chief of the Russian Civil Aviation Committee Viktor Bondarev first officially announced the serial name of a fifth-generation fighter.