NATO found vulnerability to the Russian Su-57 and the heavy Hunter UAV.

Alliance criticism of the uselessness of the latest Russian Su-57 fighter and the Hunter heavy attack drone was completely unfounded. As it turned out, today NATO does not have air defense weapons that could not only shoot down a drone and a fifth-generation fighter of the Russian Aerospace Forces, but also lacks the means to even detect these aircraft.

Low radar visibility of the Russian heavy attack drone "Okhotnik" and the fifth generation fighter Su-57 do not allow the air defense systems in service with NATO countries to detect these aircraft. According to various estimates, NATO air defense systems are capable of detecting Russian stealth systems only at a distance of about 20-30 kilometers, which allows both the Su-57 and the Okhotnik drone to destroy the deployment areas of air defense systems long before the complexes open fire, and taking into account the active electronic suppression of enemy radars, Russian aircraft may not be detected at all.

It should be noted that today the NATO countries do not have effective air defense systems and this can become a very serious problem for the Alliance, especially against the background of the fact that in the coming years, the fifth generation Su-75 light fighters and strategic "Stealth" bomber "Messenger".