Lol. It didn't happen, Le Ribbit, it's just another Rafale lie you believed because you wanted it to be true
"According to data available to the Avia.pro news agency, during the training battle, the Russian fighter could not oppose anything to the French combat aircraft, since the latter turned out to be more maneuverable and was able to sight the Su-35 fighter and conditionally destroy it.
A similar test was organized by the Egyptian Air Force, which wanted to test the capabilities of each of the combat aircraft. The failure of the Russian fighter now raises many questions about its real technical flight and combat capabilities.
It should be noted that initially the Russian Su-35 played the role of an "aggressor", attacking a French fighter, but quite unexpectedly it itself became a "victim". "
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https://avia-pro.fr/news/rossiyskiy...chebnom-boyu-francuzskomu-istrebitelyu-rafale
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6 janvier 2022, par Arnaud. Cette fois c'est la Bérézina pour l'avionneur russe ! En quatre jours seulement, depuis le tout début de cette année 2022, deux clients africains majeurs
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"The case of Egypt is significantly different. Firstly because it has already received a first batch of planes. Some sources speak of six machines and others of four. This last estimate seems the most realistic today. And in use, in fact during aerial maneuvers, the Sukhoi Su-35 Flanker-E proved that it was a magnificent, very maneuverable fighter, but certainly not an aircraft capable of outdoing the best machines of the moment. For the Egyptians now it is clear that the Russian plane is very inferior to the French Dassault Aviation Rafale. The decision not to order more Flanker-E seems totally linked to the order placed last year for thirty additional Rafale.
However, there is a weight problem for Cairo: what to do with the Sukhoi Su-35s already delivered? The track of retrocession to Russia is now the most likely, especially since Moscow already has a new serious track to resell these planes already built: the Islamic Republic of Iran."
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"During the training battle, the Russian Su-35 played the role of "aggressor" and was supposed to attack the Rafale. However, the pilot of the French fighter soon realized that he was irradiated by radar, and with the help of the onboard electronic warfare system - Thales SPECTRA (Self-Protection Equipment to Counter Threats for Rafale Aircraft), it blocked the Su-35 radars without any problems. The pilot of the Russian-made aircraft could not control his weapons and the pilot of the Rafale easily tracked the enemy with his radar, counterattacked and finally shot him down under conditions."
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Egypt’s $4.5 billion order for 30 additional Rafale jets will improve data sharing across the Middle East powerhouse’s fleet. Middle East based Breaking Defense reported quoting Egyptian sources that this may not be the last Rafale purchase. Egypt is now eying the Rafale F4...
www.globaldefensecorp.com
"Egypt to boost Rafale order as
its SU-35 fails to withstand Rafale's SPectra electronic attacks"