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Exactly, even without taking into account Lynn's extreme racist ideology, he deliberately uses data that are not meant for general use. For example in case of BD, he used this study as a source- https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24368742/ Except, It is literally a specific study on children...

For most countries these online IQ statistics are highly inaccurate. (I know that because I spent an unnecessary amount of time reading and researching on the topic of IQ for my own interest) It is better to search and find each national statistic from each country's relevent national...

Wiki is plain wrong on this. 27 tonnes is the gross weight. Besides, it was explicitly memitoned by Temel kotil KAAN will carry 10 tonnes of payloads internally. (Fuel + weapons) F-22 carries around 9.5 tonnes internally. Even F-35A has an MTOW of 29 tonnes. Anybody with two Brian cells can...

KAAN will end up having similar MTOW. In case you missed it, the name TF35000 for indigenous engine, applies 35000lbf thrust. (Which is the same as F119)

Through networking yes, legion pod could do that. You are right, they could put KAAN's IRST on ANKA-III. That would theoretically give it BVR capability.

Anka III simply does not have a big enough radome to put a radar inside for long range BVR combat. It will likely to have a combination of SAR & FLIR in its belly like RQ-170. And A2A engagement is likely to be limited to WVR or near WVR.

Of course, of course, any single conventional weapon (no matter how awesome it is) is hardly going to change anything on strategic level. On top of that, Russians has a very limited production line for Zircon (you can bet it has been hit by heavy sanctions already) But I am just excited about...

Russia used an advanced hypersonic missile for the first time in recent strike, Ukraine claims By Brad Lendon, CNN Updated 1:24 AM EST, Tue February 13, 2024 In this image taken from video released by Russian Defense Ministry in 2022, a Zircon hypersonic cruise missile is launched by a...

That is all very grim but the way I see it, it is only been a decade and at least time wise there is still a chance of relatively peaceful and successful resettlements of Syrian refugees back to their country. (I.e. safe zone)

Bro, these were effective in 1973. What do they expect now?

Foreign minister does not have any say in it. It is the prime minister & the army. Even if you listened to him in recent India tour, when asked about defence procurement he literally said that, it is not his department.

Unlikely, USA does have a change of policy. The few experts in the field who I know & respect and was able to talk to personally, they all said the same thing. BAL ruled BD does not fit well into long term US Asia-Pacific strategy.

Super Swordfish A new upgraded 1,500 km range Super Swordfish Long Range Tracking Radar or Very Long Range Tracking Radar (VLRTR) was developed since 2011 by the Electronics and Radar Development Establishment (LRDE) in view of multiple independently targetable reentry vehicle (MIRV)...

Sri Lankan, I think.😅

Could be a new shipment, but I will take it with a bit of salt. This source is not very reliable. Could be that, these vehicles are coming back from UN deployment in Africa. And they are trying to sell it as a new shipment. After the latest supply of 102 Cobra 2 by the end of 2021. No new order...

Not only IVEWS, but L3harris's AN/ALQ-254 (V1) has both of those advantages. It is a built in system. It is in complete hermony with APG-83.

Something just now, or from the previous year?

It has a CEP of 10 meters. (I don't think TSK will go for something with 50 meters CEP)

Closer to or 610mm.

Haha, that is fairly new deal/rediscovery for us. But I was looking at 1960s 1970s major powers ORBATS, those guys knew that very well. They should have gone with TS3000 when it was presented. That wasn't a wise skip at all.