The Israeli leader says if Iran continues to 'test us,' it will 'discover Israel's long arm and capabilities'
Standing next to an F-35 fighter jet, Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid on Tuesday issued a threat to Iran, warning the Islamic Republic that it could soon feel Israel's "long arm." In a video posted on Twitter, Lapid said it was too early to know if his pressure on the Biden administration to scrap negotiations to revive the Iran nuclear deal, known as the JCPOA, has worked. "It is still too early to know if we have indeed succeeded in stopping the nuclear agreement, but Israel is prepared for every threat and every scenario," Lapid said at the Nevatim airbase in southern Israel. by Dave DeCamp
Poster Comment:
The US is afraid to even expose the F-35 to S-400 phase array radar as it would reveal too many secrets. They are also worried that one could get shot down.
Look at the maintenance costs!!
The stealth coating that has to be reapplied each time after a flight becomes a painstaking process combined with about the requirement of about 41.75 and 50.1 maintenance man-hours per flight hour which is about 3 times more than the other similar fighter aircraft.
Iran really needs to upgrade to the S-400. What they built is between the S-300 and the S-400. It is the Bavar 373.
https://eurasiantimes.com/s-400-vs-f-35-can-the-russian-s400-beat-american-f-35-jets/