2021-10-11
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Japanese fighter jet fell apart when trying to intercept Russian military aircraft
A Japanese fighter jet, trying to catch up with a Russian military aircraft, began to fall apart.
The Japanese Air Force faces a new scandal. According to Japanese TV channels, when an attempt was made to intercept a foreign military aircraft (it is argued that this is a Russian Aerospace Forces aircraft - ed.), The Mitsubishi F-2 fighter began to fall apart right in the air - it lost the cockpit canopy. As a result, the plane nearly crashed.
It is known that an attempt by a Japanese combat aircraft to catch up with a Russian military aircraft turned out to have very serious consequences, since during the flight the glass canopy of the cockpit was literally ripped off the fighter. This forced the pilot to urgently return to the airbase. At the moment, experts are trying not only to find out the circumstances of the incident, but are also looking for the very part weighing 90 kilograms and about one and a half meters long.
The Japanese Ministry of Defense declines to comment on the incident in any way. The Japanese media have already led to a real explosion of negativity among Japanese citizens.
"Why do we need an air force if Chinese planes enter our airspace without hindrance, and the pursuit of the Russians leads to the fact that the fighter almost crashes?"
"What will happen in a hot battle?"
"It is high time to write off this obsolete stuff, otherwise the Russians will be able to defeat Japan even without firing a single shot."
It should be noted that the data that the pursuit was carried out specifically for the Russian military aircraft was presented by the Japanese media, and the official report of the Japanese Ministry of Defense states that a foreign aircraft was intercepted.
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Long live the almighty, elusive and invincible super heroes Petrov and Bashirov, who brought the whole world to its knees in every sense of the word.
Only Anika of war is all around ... so far we see only embarrassment. Su-24 shot down by the Turks, the Syrians shot down our IL-20 ...
They have excellent high technologies ...
The last time he met the F-2 was in 1993. A good car based on the Phantom. You can take off your hat to the pilot who managed to land the car. I would like to note the goodwill of the Japanese pilots when intercepting. In contrast to the quality of the South Korean aviation pilots.
Hero of Rossi, to a Japanese pilot, for landing on a faulty plane without sacrifices)
Not a kilogram, but kilograms!
The lantern flew off because the pilot did not close the hinges in the under-lamp panel before take off. I was in a great hurry to catch up with the Russian, I wanted to get a medal, but now they won't give it. Cases of non-closing of the lantern locks in the aviation of all countries are not uncommon.
I was just over ... nervous while "over ... grabbing" and apparently wanted to catapult out of harm's way, but the rescue system did not fully work and only the lantern flew away ...
This is the most realistic version of those expressed!))
The Japanese need to understand for a long time that the Russian Federation is not their enemy, to throw ambitions around the islands and look for common points of interaction. The United States is not an assistant to them, but if you remember Heroshima and Nagasaki ...
Bobov ate too much before the flight, so the valve blew off. According to the precepts of Shrek: Do not keep everything to yourself. It's all Gaza!
No "hot fight" is even foreseen! There will be hot remote destruction of their planes !!
The media do not fumble about how to submit information - the Russians flew away so quickly that they had to exceed all possible speed modes, and this led to the failure of the flashlight.
And what will happen in a hot battle?
Are they still planning to arrange a "hot" battle for us?
And how hot will it be?
Gave liquid at the sight of a military aircraft of the Russian Federation live, and not in the picture. I decided to ventilate ...
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