thats not why the aircraft fell, it happens all the time across all nations, failures do happen, just look at the alaskan F35, its not the crew's fault, the su35's are well within flying standards, while KnAAZ and KnAAPO still makes them.

probing has been done for years by both RU and NATO, its to test eachother's reaction times, mostly happening over alaska, its just that the media decides to wake up now.

finally someone that gets it

considering they've almost nullified the import of chips for their aircraft factories like KnAAPO and KnAAZ, i dont think they'd have issues with tank ones too, for example the Sosna-U on T-series stopped using french chips, and by the Obr.2022 series they were replaced by chinese chips.

that it does not have unlimited inventory of is true, but the amount of vehicles they have and by the current situation of the conflict we have today, you could say they arent really in any danger of running out, Uralvagonzavod already boosted the production by 7 times

scroll down in the comments of the 35th loss, you'll see the same confirmation post as the 37

i did go through all the losses on oryx, and if you were to count all the 100% VID losses, you'd count 15 losses.

35, 36 and 37 are the same post/loss

the "over half of the ka52's" is fake, oryx was caught duplicating some numbers, the real number is way closer to the 15-20's, instead of the 46 claimed by oryx (majority being very low quality imagery/videos of missile flying nowhere, and some wrecks showing rear tail rotors.)

well the SU57 was used in the conflict, just standoff launches like for the KH-59MK2, no need to enter contested zones if you have standoff weaponry