The Su-57 fighter was successfully tested against the F-35.

The Russian fifth-generation fighter Su-57 has successfully passed tests in Syria against the fifth-generation stealth fighters F-35. According to a number of data, the Russian combat aircraft was lifted from the Russian Khmeimim airbase during the next strikes on the positions of the Iranian military in the province of Deir ez-Zor and managed to approach the American aircraft at a distance of 120 kilometers, having successfully worked out target locking for long-range missiles actions before the American plane was able to successfully hide in the airspace of neighboring Iraq, thereby passing one of the most important tests.

Mysterious air strikes on Iranian military installations in Syria were actually carried out by stealth fighters, however, at the moment, it remains unknown whether it is a question of American military aircraft or Israeli stealth, since both sides are not they tolerate the presence of Iran in the SAR and have these fighting vehicles in their arsenal.

A number of monitoring resources indirectly confirm that shortly before the attacks on Iranian military installations in central and eastern Syria, combat aircraft did indeed fly from the Russian Khmeimim air base. Given the fact that Su-57 fighters repeatedly took part in tests in the territory of the Arab Republic, experts believe that the Russian military would not have missed such a unique opportunity and would almost certainly have worked out the pursuit of the F-35.

It should be clarified that recently American drones have begun to appear over Syria more and more often, which is obviously connected with the fears of the US Air Force that sooner or later Russia may even raise its fighters into the sky and forcibly land an American fifth generation fighter directly on one of the Syrian military bases - the risk is very high.