The use of F-22 fighters in Syria has become an oversight from the Pentagon.

The resource "Military Watch Magazine" published an article in which experts say that the use by the United States of America of 5-generation fighters in Syria became a big oversight by the Pentagon. This conclusion is due primarily to the fact that Russian VCS could fully study the behavior of American pilots, and identify weaknesses of F-22 fighters, which deprives them of a lot of advantages.

Despite the fact that the F-22 fighter entered service with the US Air Force for a relatively long time, little is known about this aircraft. Nevertheless, military analysts are convinced that when carrying out missions on the territory of an Arab state, Russian pilots could well track its movements, thereby identifying weaknesses and combat tactics.

With the position of the publication «Military Watch Magazine» also agree and military analysts from China, who said that the relatively close picked up American fighters 5-generation with the positions controlled by the Syrian government forces and Russian VKS allowed to explore the possibilities of American planes, work capture these goals, as well as calibrate the work of radar.

"While the Pentagon tried to intimidate Assad's troops with its" super-fighters, "Russia had the opportunity to carefully study these aircraft, to reveal their vulnerabilities and weaknesses, in fact, opening the curtain of secrecy around these planes", - is being prepared in the publication "East Day".

In fact, American generals do not hide this blunder, noting that during Russia's stay in Syria, this country managed to extract the maximum experience and knowledge about American aviation.

"The airspace of Iraq and Syria has become a real treasure for them, because they could see how we work there. Our opponents watch over us, they learn from us ", - said Lieutenant-General of the US Air Force Veralinne Jamieson.

What kind of information could turn out to be the hands of the Russian military, for the time being it is for certain unknown.