"Russian MiG-41 Stealth Interceptor: Breaking New Boundaries in Speed and Stealth"

[@allinoneplace7267]

Russia beat nato in Ukraine. Thank you

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@allinoneplace7267 Thank you for your comment! It’s always interesting to hear different opinions. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel, like the video, and share it with others! You can also check out my other videos for more content. Stay tuned for more!

[@ДмитрийПогодин-ю4ю]

Нам дружить нужно а не воевать, нам марс пора колонизировать, мы обороняемся от НАТО на Украине, потому что НАТО слишком близко подошла к нашим границам.

[@chrisyep2365]

Buahahahahahaha

[@standupamerica5707]

@@ДмитрийПогодин-ю4ю Good points on that subject. NATO is also the biggest garbage enemy on the planet.

[@ambusher73]

Biswaguruji ki Jai!

[@7subba]

Well done Russian scientists you are really amazing scientists for aerospace technologies, but should not reveal to the enemies such advanced technologies keep them in secret, best of luck.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@7subba It's great to recognize the incredible achievements of Russian scientists in the field of aerospace technologies. Their contributions to advancing military and space exploration are indeed remarkable. However, it's always important to be mindful of how much is shared with the world, as technological advancements can often be a double-edged sword. Keeping certain innovations under wraps could indeed ensure a strategic advantage. Best of luck to all involved in these groundbreaking developments! If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe, like, and share!

[@riccccccardo]

Also this information works as a deterrent to the west to avoid war ultimately in the long run.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@riccccccardo Russia's advanced military technology not only showcases its capabilities but also acts as a deterrent, contributing to maintaining a strategic balance and preventing conflict in the long run. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@ihate.N.-GasTheJ]

Yeah I also find that a bit questionable but I think we will only find out over time what this jet can really do because I believe that Russia is only giving us the information As "ordinary mortals" we are allowed to know

[@mi1400]

As soon as they watched this video demanding AI integration they/MiG have pushed its timelines 5-10 years further ahead... on side note even an F15 has fired ASAT missile ... laser weapon can also be fitted using a F16-Sniper-Pod like kit... Good luck to pilot's life on turning Gs in hypersonic turns ... even Blackbird didnt do it, i sped away fast and straight so it can maneuver only in old mig-31 ways

[@alpha5449]

RUSSIA ONE STEP AHEAD. Hypersonic missiles, almost hypersonic aircraft etc.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@alpha5449 Russia's advancements in hypersonic technology and cutting-edge military projects are certainly impressive and worth exploring further. Staying ahead in innovation is crucial in today's global defense landscape. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@Baronstone]

@@ShadowStrikeTech You're joking right? Anything that goes to space and comes back is hypersonic. How slow are you people????

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@Baronstone Hypersonic technology indeed refers to speeds above Mach 5, but developing such systems for practical use in military aircraft like the MiG-41 involves much more than just reaching those speeds. It's about creating reliable, maneuverable, and combat-ready systems. Thanks for your input! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more content!

[@Trinavara]

​@@ShadowStrikeTechYep !

[@Trinavara]

​​@Baronstone simplistic much ? You can also get flammable and explosive gases from your anus , so ?

[@Dennis0824]

Keep in mind that Russia has virtually no debt and runs a trade surplus of $230 billion per year. Even with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Russia's economy is growing at +3.5%. Compare this to the USA with $36 Trillion in debt, a $1.7 Trillion budget deficit that is increasing the national debt by $1 Trillion every 100 days. Who do you think is in a better position to fund such a development? Russia already has the technology for hypersonic missiles, so how difficult could it be to incorporate that technology into a fighter jet?

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Dennis0824 Russia's strong trade surplus and low national debt indeed give it a significant financial advantage for funding military developments like the MiG-41. Incorporating existing hypersonic missile technology into an aircraft is a logical progression, considering their advancements in this area. However, it’s important to note that large-scale development projects require not only funding but also sustained technological expertise and production capabilities, which can be impacted by external factors like sanctions. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@ronz-zy5ir]

Wow👏never thought of a good comparison🎉great informative info

[@paulgearing3018]

Ah but Trump the genious will soon put things right

[@Dennis0824]

@@paulgearing3018 Trump will only delay the inevitable. The USA is not as powerful as it was 8 years ago and the rest of the world has become more powerful.

[@Asgard2208]

@@ShadowStrikeTech But those sanctions have been ongoing for over a decade, and Russia still managed to develop all its hypersonic missiles, including the latest, no analogue, Oreshnik. So I think that is a non argument given Russia's rise to 4th economic power in the world in terms of PPP during sanctions.

[@ibileez]

MIG-41 Angel of death orbital

[@KennethKinyui]

❤❤❤ russia is super power

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@KennethKinyui Russia has always been considered a major global power, especially with its advancements in military technology and strategic capabilities. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@toddsterling4949]

Russia only has Nukes, And crappy outdated weapons!!

[@GGLEDOU]

It's amazing that Russia builds beautiful aircraft with high handling.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@GGLEDOU Russia has a long history of designing visually striking and highly maneuverable aircraft, blending functionality with impressive aesthetics. Their engineering prowess often emphasizes agility and combat performance, making their jets renowned worldwide. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video. Check out my other videos too!

[@bernardterret1830]

Ils ont même des fusils et des grenades!

[@vaibhavganave4356]

The legendary MIG 25. and then MIG 41. This shows the world Russia's capabilities in aerospace and defense manufacturing. Love and respect from Bharat (India).❤️

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@vaibhavganave4356 The MiG-25 was indeed a legendary aircraft, and the MiG-41 continues that legacy, showcasing Russia's prowess in aerospace and defense technology. It's fascinating to see how innovation evolves in the defense sector. Love and respect back to Bharat (India) for acknowledging these advancements. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more insights into cutting-edge military technology!

[@leonidjohnecuacion9727]

Russians the best in the world i believe. ❤❤❤ 👏👏👏 🙌🙌🙌

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@leonidjohnecuacion9727 Russians have undeniably made significant advancements in various fields, particularly in military technology. Their innovative approaches and engineering feats continue to draw global attention. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@TheUFOpilotA51]

@@leonidjohnecuacion9727 The USA still have a spy plane up there, it never ended when they retired the SR-71. This is why they're building the MiG. 🇬🇧

[@magellanmax]

Someone dumb decided to wake the sleeping Russian bear......

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@magellanmax History has shown that underestimating nations often leads to unforeseen consequences. Russia's resilience and strength have been demonstrated time and again. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more perspectives!

[@mi1400]

As soon as they watched this video demanding AI integration they/MiG have pushed its timelines 5-10 years further ahead... on side note even an F15 has fired ASAT missile ... laser weapon can also be fitted using a F16-Sniper-Pod like kit... Good luck to pilot's life on turning Gs in hypersonic turns ... even Blackbird didnt do it, i sped away fast and straight so it can maneuver only in old mig-31 ways

[@therapon9019]

Some preemptive steps and the bear will be back to sleep.

[@magellanmax]

@@therapon9019 One word; Poseidon.

[@AliMohamed-wd4wp]

Exectly

[@syddiesel8420]

The MIG41 is a beautiful creation, Russia are kings!

[@WeRSinwar]

The buggati of avionic❤

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@WeRSinwar Indeed, the MiG-41 has been compared to the Bugatti of avionics, representing advanced technology and speed. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and also check out my other videos for more fascinating insights!

[@mi1400]

As soon as they watched this video demanding AI integration they/MiG have pushed its timelines 5-10 years further ahead... on side note even an F15 has fired ASAT missile ... laser weapon can also be fitted using a F16-Sniper-Pod like kit... Good luck to pilot's life on turning Gs in hypersonic turns ... even Blackbird didnt do it, i sped away fast and straight so it can maneuver only in old mig-31 ways

[@engram9511]

i remember 2016 when Putin introduce super weapons they say he is bluffing😅

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

Many people thought Putin was bluffing when he introduced superweapons in 2016, but history has shown that these weapons are not just empty talk. Russia’s military technology is truly powerful and advanced. If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe, like, and share!

[@engram9511]

@@ShadowStrikeTech Very true

[@MACRONOne]

they were ANNOUNCED in 2016 and INTRODUCED in 2020 and some still in development.

[@imrussian6638]

@@MACRONOne Вам показывают даже не самые передовые разработки, секретные разработки вам не кто не покажет,

[@francois-xaviergonnet7216]

I haven't seen anything yet... Where are all these super weapons on the battlefield ? Can anyone confirm anything ?

[@Haciyev-m7f]

Perfect 👍👍

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Haciyev-m7f Glad you think so! The MiG-41 is shaping up to be a fascinating project if it comes to fruition. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and explore my other videos for more exciting content!

[@henthust9784]

Why should NATO be threatened when it should be disbanding?

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@henthust9784 Thank you for your comment! It’s always interesting to discuss different viewpoints on such complex issues. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel, like the video, and share it with others! You can also check out my other videos for more content. Stay tuned for more!

[@klaasvakie]

It's about greed!

[@manandwonders]

Perfect

[@진형김-b5t]

대단한 기술의 러시아

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@진형김-b5t 러시아의 기술은 확실히 인상적입니다! 앞으로도 어떤 혁신을 보여줄지 기대됩니다. 좋아요와 구독, 친구들과의 공유도 잊지 마시고, 제 다른 영상들도 확인해 보세요!

[@d.d.d-mouss]

La Russie fabriquera les armes les plus performantes à partir de maintenant car ils ont eu les retours d’expérience les plus complets depuis le début de la guerre, et aussi les sanctions les ont rendu plus ingénieux et plus efficaces en plus d’avoir une armée plus forte et endurants.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@d.d.d-mouss C'est un point de vue intéressant ! Les défis et les sanctions peuvent effectivement pousser à innover et à renforcer les capacités. L'expérience acquise en situation réelle de conflit est précieuse pour le développement futur des armes et pour améliorer l'efficacité globale. N'oubliez pas d'aimer, de vous abonner et de partager avec vos amis !

[@billcarpenter5271]

Thank You! Super

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

Thank you too!

[@onesmusouma7109]

Imagination is of necessity, KUDOS Russia.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@onesmusouma7109 Absolutely, imagination drives innovation! Kudos to Russia for pushing boundaries in technology. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@JaimeBalanon-ry5er]

Regardless of any sophisticated fighter aircraft the human factor is the determining factor as they say in America 'its not the gun that kills its the person'

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@JaimeBalanon-ry5er Absolutely, no matter how advanced the technology, the skill and decision-making of the person operating the system remain crucial. As they say, "It's not the tool, but the one wielding it that makes the difference." Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@klaasvakie]

'as they say in America' the USA knows nothing about real combat!

[@jgwizo]

Rarely do people acknowledge that USA and China benefited from Russian technology. What is significant is what they did afterwards. Russia is demonstrating its forward thinking as opposed to reactive thinking and is demonstrating universal development of humanity as equals and not as compromised allies.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@jgwizo Rarely acknowledged, yet true: both the USA and China have drawn benefits from Russian technological advancements. What sets Russia apart is its forward-thinking approach, prioritizing universal development and treating humanity as equals rather than compromised allies. Like and subscribe for more insights on global technological influence!

[@amazinghappsandevents]

Go Russia.. You are on top of advanced tech...

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@amazinghappsandevents Russia's advancements in technology are certainly impressive and have caught global attention. Let’s see how these innovations shape the future! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more updates!

[@salazarreach1636]

Lol, are you a clown? Russia is almost 3rd world now. Bit advanced in hypersonic, cos of soviet researches, not russian ones. Plus Americans did not pay attention for a long time on hypersonic techs. US will prevail very soon. On the all rest things and everywhere Russia is very obsolete country.

[@Amy-r2l]

Lol no

[@mitsanut5869]

But...but....wait a minute....Lindsay Graham and his friends are saying that Russia is only a giant gas station with nukes....! Russians: hold my vodka, here comes Oreshnik....

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@mitsanut5869 Russia has continually demonstrated its advancements in military technology, proving there's more to its capabilities than many might assume. The Oreshnik is a testament to innovation and strategic development. Stay tuned for more fascinating insights!

[@pappagone6066]

@@ShadowStrikeTech i m from the west... disgracefully!!! but i m not alone and everyday we are more, despite the wall of propaganda we must break to see what there is out of this hell of dystopic life. I lived in cold war era where I was militar policeman and because the evil paradigma of being a kapo for gerarchs that were also in that era stealing resources for their personal interests, now we see things worsened by far, now gerarchs are so under threats by economic powers to commit whatever crime on the country they have to defend.... the ideologies of 19th century are coming back for our needs much more than before, that old ideologies must be reinstated in our countries to counter the dictatures of neoliberist fascism which is destroying whatever of good we have had for mkany years....

[@mitsanut5869]

@ShadowStrikeTech That's exactly what I meant with my comment. Russia has one of the best education systems in the world, and that was the truth even in the USSR times. Their system produces large percentage of highly educated people who then later excell in physics, chemistry, math, history etc. Russians also have the ability to improvise with very limited resources, often in harsh climatic conditions. They gave rich history of overcoming huge adversity and unbelievable hardships, and it's almost encoded in their DNA by now. I think their rise to economical global superpower is the case of "not if but when". They are back to being a military superpower with the absolutely the best military in the world right now, and they did not accomplish that by being stupid. Infact, they operate on 1/5 of US military budget and yet they are better armed, with weapon systems that are at least one generation aged of the nearest competitor. The country, if it closed itself completely to the outside world, can be self sufficient within couple of years. They have everything they need to exist as a modern state.

[@bertdejesus3578]

This is whats great with Russia. Their designs are no copycats from the US unlike China!!!

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@bertdejesus3578 Russia has always been known for its unique and innovative designs in military technology, showcasing originality and engineering excellence. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@YumaAlthea]

su 57 has a brother now so cute design😍

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@YumaAlthea Indeed, the Su-75 Checkmate does share some resemblance with its "big brother," the Su-57, but it stands out with its sleek and compact design. A "cute" yet powerful addition to Russia's fighter jet family! Thanks for your comment-don’t forget to like and subscribe for more!

[@wolfgangpollersnr5259]

Every country is constantly improving it's military capabilities Russia is at the forefront in aereal development that is true, however prolonged hypersonic flight will be a problem as the friction heats up the plane. Except for the surfaces things like the fuel will also heat up. In hypersonic missiles the duration is only for a short period of time, for longer periods it will be questionable.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@wolfgangpollersnr5259 You're absolutely right! Every country is continually advancing its military capabilities, and Russia's progress in aerospace, particularly with hypersonic technologies, is impressive. However, as you mentioned, prolonged hypersonic flight does present challenges, especially with the intense friction and heat buildup that could affect not only the aircraft's surface but also its internal systems, including fuel. While hypersonic missiles are designed for short-duration flights, maintaining stability and performance for longer periods is still a major engineering challenge. It's an exciting field of research, and overcoming these hurdles will determine the future of hypersonic aircraft. If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe, like, and share!

[@MbugaDeo-t4x]

Team Russian Uganda ❤❤❤wawo congratulations Real fighter

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@MbugaDeo-t4x Team Russia and Uganda-true fighters indeed! Congratulations on this impressive collaboration. 🇷🇺🇺🇬 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and explore our other videos for more content!

[@vladimircurkoski1455]

We won't see this plane for at least 15-20 years

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@vladimircurkoski1455 Considering the complexity of 6th-generation aircraft development, it's likely we won't see the MiG-41 in action for years. But if it delivers on its promises, it could redefine air combat. Like and subscribe for more insights on advanced military tech!

[@DavyRo]

The Mig 41 isn't designated as a fighter jet. It's being produced as an interceptor. A replacement for the Mig 31. The most renders shown in this video are of the Sukhoi 75 Checkmate.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@DavyRo You’re absolutely correct! The MiG-41 is designed primarily as an interceptor to replace the MiG-31, focusing on extreme speed and altitude capabilities. Thanks for pointing out the renders-accurate visuals are always important. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@Benz2533]

I don’t know how good is this Mig-41 is but I like the name of MiG then Su.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Benz2533 That's an interesting preference! MiG certainly carries a historic legacy, and its name resonates with aviation enthusiasts worldwide. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@mysticalproductions1864]

MOTHER RUSSUA IF BACK IN THE GAME BABYYYY ....... It's time for everyone to shut up and learn some lessons

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@mysticalproductions1864Russia's resurgence certainly sparks debate, and it will be interesting to see how global powers respond to the shifting dynamics. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video. Check out my other videos too!

[@samuelmahmud1909]

Great video coverage 💯 Ooowwweee!

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@samuelmahmud1909 Thank you so much for the enthusiasm! We're glad you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more exciting content-don't forget to like and subscribe!

[@stanley1554]

bravo. excellent video bud 👏

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@stanley1554 Thank you for the support! Glad you enjoyed the video. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, share with friends, and check out my other videos for more content!

[@stanley1554]

@ShadowStrikeTech you are most welcome brother, and I absolutely did like and subscribe!

[@bestcyborg889]

looks like a low-orbit interceptor. Neat.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@bestcyborg889 It does resemble a futuristic low-orbit interceptor concept, blending innovation with practicality. Russia’s advancements continue to push the boundaries of aerospace technology. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more insights!

[@EdgePilgrim]

Look better than checkmate

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@EdgePilgrim Absolutely, the sleek design and advanced features do make it look more impressive than the Checkmate. Russia seems to be aiming for both performance and aesthetics. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@ToddBottle-yx4of]

Good 👍

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@ToddBottle-yx4of Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out my other videos!

[@ojjocson7018]

Viva russia 🇷🇺

[@tonydjr.8593]

Us made raptors will lock on from 30miles away !

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@tonydjr.8593While the F-22 Raptor is indeed known for its advanced radar and targeting capabilities, it's worth noting that the MiG-41 is being designed with countermeasures and innovations to address such challenges. The competition in stealth and detection technology keeps pushing the boundaries of military aviation. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insights!

[@superpooper_2030]

Let’s them happily drawing their ppt when India already finished a prototype of ACMA

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@superpooper_2030 India's advancements like the ACMA prototype are indeed impressive, reflecting significant progress in defense technology. It's always exciting to see such competition driving innovation globally. Thanks for your comment! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and check out our other videos for more interesting updates!

[@فارسليبورد-ك8و]

في المستقبل البعيد وبفضل التكنولوجيا المتقدمة سوف يتساوى الخيال مع الواقع ويمتلك الإنسان قوى الآلهة ليحول الكون والأكوان المتعددة إلى جنة خالدة ❤

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@فارسليبورد-ك8و هذا تصور رائع ومتفائل للمستقبل البعيد. بفضل التقدم التكنولوجي المستمر، قد تتحقق أشياء نعتبرها اليوم مستحيلة. شكراً على تعليقك، ولا تنسَ الإعجاب والاشتراك ومشاركة الفيديو مع أصدقائك، وتفقد باقي مقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بي!

[@mariano7699]

Slava Russians patriots Slava Russia 🇨🇳 🇷🇺 Urrrraaa Urrrraaa Urrrraaa

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@mariano7699 Thank you for your enthusiastic support! Slava to innovation and progress in technology! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@thomasw2509]

I have seen many crazy projects in 60 years. This raises my ey bowes because of design issues, at least I dislike the front portion, nose and air intake. I do not believe this project will become reality.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@thomasw2509 Thank you for sharing your insights. Design concerns are always a point of debate in advanced projects like this. Let's see how things unfold. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video. Check out my other videos too!

[@ambusher73]

Biswaguruji ki Jai!

[@BroomySmith-x3c]

For me mig 41 is possable,

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@BroomySmith-x3c The MiG-41 certainly holds a lot of potential, and it's exciting to think about the possibilities it could bring to military aviation. Given Russia's advancements in hypersonic technology and stealth capabilities, the MiG-41 could very well become a groundbreaking aircraft. It's a testament to the direction military technology is heading, and while many details are still to be confirmed, the concept itself shows promise. The future of aviation is undoubtedly shaping up to be fascinating! If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe, like, and share!

[@johnsukeforth1116]

Pretty good for washing machine chips, lol

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@johnsukeforth1116 Still impressive, even with so-called "washing machine chips." Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates!

[@torstendr4777]

Mach 4 from the Mig41 + Mach 5 from the fired rocket gives a speed of Mach 9 for the rocket .....

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@torstendr4777 That's an impressive theoretical combination of speeds. If the MiG-41 can achieve Mach 4 and launch a Mach 5 missile, the combined velocity certainly adds a significant advantage for intercepting high-speed targets. However, it's important to note that real-world aerodynamics, missile propulsion stages, and atmospheric conditions can affect the effective speed of the rocket post-launch. Nevertheless, this showcases the MiG-41's potential as a high-speed interceptor with cutting-edge capabilities. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more discussions on advanced military technology!

[@marcx2005]

Let us never forget that it is American troops who have been indecently camped in Western Europe and Japan since 1945, not Russian troops.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@marcx2005 It's a perspective that highlights the longstanding presence of American forces in regions like Western Europe and Japan, often framed as part of post-WWII agreements and Cold War dynamics. Historical context shapes how such deployments are viewed globally. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video. Check out my other videos too!

[@marcx2005]

@@ShadowStrikeTech When foreign troops claiming to be allies do not leave after a war, it mainly means that the supposed ally was not one.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@marcx2005 "Thank you for your reply! It presents an interesting perspective on how history is interpreted and its impact on international relations. In your opinion, what consequences could this approach have in modern alliance systems?"

[@marcx2005]

@@ShadowStrikeTech This conflict tells us above all that capitalism (and therefore also alliance systems) will die because its function was to produce an American recovery through the ruin of Europe. The ruin is there but the American recovery is absent, in fact economic recovery is impossible.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@marcx2005 "That's an intriguing point of view. The interconnectedness of global economies and shifting power dynamics certainly make the situation complex. How do you see this shaping the future of international relations and economic systems?"

[@4thbranch834]

Whichever model they use it will surely be beautiful and scary as usual but I would have to assume that much like the su-57 they just won't make very many of them.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@4thbranch834 A fair point! Russian aircraft are known for their impressive designs and capabilities, but production numbers often depend on various factors like cost and strategy. Let’s see how it unfolds with the MiG-41. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more engaging discussions!

[@aramisone7198]

A hypersonic shovel 😅 but the question is very they can get the money for it maybe if another country would invest also.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@aramisone7198 Hypersonic technology is no small feat, and funding such projects does require significant resources. Russia has shown resilience in innovation despite challenges, so it will be interesting to see how they navigate this. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more insights!

[@Dennis0824]

They don't need the money. They have all the raw materials they need and whatever components they cannot manufacture themselves, they purchase from China with oil and gas revenue. Also, in Russia, the government owns all the defense manufacturers through Roscoe. There are no middle men to skim big profits at the expense of the taxpayers. For example, the US F-35 costs $140 million a piece, while the SU-57 costs $37 million a piece.

[@bobbyjohnson6240]

Not too secret if this channel found out already

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@bobbyjohnson6240 If even this channel knows about it, imagine what else remains undiscovered! Like and subscribe for more in-depth military tech coverage!

It has to have advanced engines & RAM coating: hybrid turbofan/rotating detonation ramjet (with clever actiive ducting) or air breathing rocket; ceramic based coating to survive temperatures (in certain areas at least) Imho Mach ~3.5 is realistic, mach 5 is bit too much

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

Interesting analysis! The engineering challenges you mentioned, like advanced engines and RAM coatings, are indeed critical for achieving high speeds. Mach 3.5 seems like a practical target, while Mach 5 might be a bit ambitious given current tech. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@AliMohamed-wd4wp]

Might Russia 💪

[@peterazlac1739]

The Mig-41 is not a fighter it is, like the Mig-31 a long range high altitude interceptor against the US bomber fleet. It has an altitude of 80,000 feet and a speed of near 2000 kph with a range of 3000 km. The West has no comparable aircraft especially since it carries hypersonic missiles and radar allowing it to shoot down at targets 1000 km away. It is the ability to hit low orbit satellites that represents the real improvement over the Mig-31. According to the IMF Russia now has the third best performing economy globally and they are not short of funds to develop this aircraft, just as they have developed the recently revealed Oreshnic hypersonic missile version of which are doubtless being developed to be carried internally by the Mig-41 as well as SU-57 and Mig-31.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@peterazlac1739 The MiG-41 represents a significant leap in interceptor technology, continuing the legacy of the MiG-31 with impressive advancements. Its capabilities, including high-altitude operations, hypersonic missiles, and satellite interception, showcase Russia's focus on strategic defense. With the recent economic resilience highlighted by the IMF, funding for such projects appears secure. The integration of systems like the Oreshnic hypersonic missile further underlines its role as a formidable tool in modern warfare. Thanks for the detailed input! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out our other videos for more insights!

[@JoeyRay-fz1qe]

One mistake they made right off, saying the Mig-25 capable of reaching speeds up to Mach 3. The Mig-25 was able to go faster then Mach 3, more like Mack 3.25, but it did have a setback because the engines were roasted and had to be replaced! Next some models have only one engine and is rather small. First size the Mig-41 would have to be large like the Mig-31 because they have to travel over vast spaces so they need to carry large amount of fuel. Then the single engine it would need to be a Turbo/Ram Jet type to reach the speeds they claim. If they make one large enough to do the job as the Mig-31 it would need two!

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@JoeyRay-fz1qe You're absolutely right! The MiG-25 could indeed reach speeds exceeding Mach 3, but pushing it beyond its limits often caused the engines to overheat and require replacement-a fascinating yet costly trade-off in performance. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@illegetimatepresidentbeiji5586]

America has already made and tested the 6th generation jet , remember the jet in Top Gun. It's real it's damned real folks

[@AdminAccount-cr2tb]

Russia already have Mig31 equipped with hypersonic missiles

[@earlli2393]

Thank God that Zelensky is there to counter Putin

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@earlli2393 Both leaders represent significant figures in a complex geopolitical situation, with their actions shaping the current global dynamics. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@irinashapovalova2494]

да,да злобный клоун... 😂 противостоит. У укры есть спутники в космосе?😂

[@jackiefrKL]

😂😂😂 Can a gay mouse scare a raging bear from Siberia ?

[@Mr.Smith.C.R]

I wonder if it works better than the “Unstoppable“ T90 tank or it’s “not so Hyper-Sonic” missiles ? Then again, they still have those ICBM’s … you know, the ones that explode in their launcher!

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Mr.Smith.C.R While skepticism is natural, the MiG-41 aims to set a new benchmark in aerospace technology, promising unmatched speed and altitude capabilities. Russia's ambitious projects often draw criticism but also push technological boundaries. Let’s see how this one unfolds. Don't forget to like and subscribe for updates on military advancements!

[@haalee007]

Russia has no commercial planes of reputation

[@GeorgeNzioki-ls6nn]

I think the language of today is stealth...

[@gabriellin1352]

It’s scary 😱 I saw 👀 a xenomorph on the left wing of the MiG jet. Does it come together as a bundle? Would love to buy one ☝️ of those package 📦 soon😊

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

That's a terrifying yet amusing observation! Unfortunately, the MiG jets don't come with a xenomorph bundle, but if they did, it might just make them the ultimate deterrent! Jokes aside, the MiG's cutting-edge design already makes it a standout in modern aviation. Don't forget to check out our other videos for more exciting content!

[@gabriellin1352]

@ yeah, I agree with you. Will keep following up with the development of MiG-41.

[@perseusrex614]

they can only field 23 su-57s and u r talking about the next one 😂

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@perseusrex614 Focusing on the Su-57’s limited production numbers is a valid point, but each iteration brings advancements that pave the way for future developments like the MiG-41. Technological progress often starts with small steps. Like and subscribe to stay updated on military advancements and their real-world implications!

[@perseusrex614]

@@ShadowStrikeTech thats true, but when one is so slow to make new innovations field ready, then you compound those issues with a pathetically small production line.... then one is not actually building a fighting force. At least they are staying on top of a limited amount of innovation and testing, thats good.

[@ReineDedeurwaerder-Sulmo-rz9cz]

❤❤❤😮

[@Gagosmith]

3:02 Is that a Xenomorph on the left wing???😀

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Gagosmith 😅

[@JaimeBalanon-ry5er]

Meaning the the pilot that OPERATES the aircraft is. The determining factor wether he can shoot down a 'boogie' or not pilots technical acumen indispensable regardless of the sophistication of of the aircraft!

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@JaimeBalanon-ry5er Exactly! No matter how advanced the aircraft is, the pilot's skill, training, and tactical acumen are what truly determine success in combat. The most sophisticated technology is only as effective as the person operating it. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@abdulshakoorsiddiqui6980]

Mig 41 mean death machine

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@abdulshakoorsiddiqui6980 The MiG-41 is indeed designed to be a formidable force in the skies, earning its reputation as a "death machine" with its hypersonic speeds and advanced weaponry. Russia aims to redefine air superiority with this project. Be sure to check out my other videos for more updates!

[@michaelmontejo9969]

I hope I could make a fighter Jet aside from stealthy and can fly Mach 13

[@santoriniblue8413]

MiG-41 is an evolutionary replacement and tasks the MiG-31 is doing. Claiming it is a 6th gen seems rather far fetched, if the concept is nowhere oiutlined. In lack of reliable data, I would for now label it as a near 5th gen, like the Su-57; which by itself is not a bad. Beyond stealth which is only one spec, the major issue of gen 5 and beyond is the data fusion and battle space awareness; and here is where RU is significantly improving. In fact many concepts like stealth and cueing visors enabling pilots twere developed during the USSR, but the lagging behind in microelectronics, bogged them down, and appropiated by the West, refined and developed.

[@hmjega]

3:01 is that a xenomorph on the left wing?

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@hmjega yes😅

[@sonderblazer951]

Yep, it can’t be considered a 6 generation fighter if it doesn’t shot xenomorphs …

[@matthewmohri9990]

I believe 6th Gen craft would be The TR3B(Tactical Reconnaissance)which would make anti-gravitic, hypersonic, space capable, and use bio telepathic controls. The Mig-41 as capable and beautiful as it is, does not seem to have any of those qualifications.

[@f.c.liannghinga3765]

Be always 20-30 years ahead of NATO

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@f.c.liannghinga3765 Staying 20-30 years ahead of NATO is an ambitious goal, but such advancements require consistent innovation, investment, and strategic planning. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video. Check out my other videos too!

[@LuckyP999]

The US air superiority is challenged

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@LuckyP999 The rapid advancements in aerospace technology by nations like Russia are certainly shaking up the global balance, presenting new challenges to traditional air superiority. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more analysis!

[@GaryKennedy-g7p]

So .... if the Mig-31 can hit Mach 2.8 with those huge external missiles. getting those inside the fuselage is not just a stealth benefit - you get speed benefits too. the design process seems pretty obvious to me it will end up looking a lot like the Chinese J-20 - but with no canards

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@GaryKennedy-g7p Great observation! Internal weapon bays do indeed reduce drag, enhancing both stealth and speed, which is likely a priority for the MiG-41's design. While it may share some design principles with the J-20, the absence of canards aligns more with Russia's approach to maximizing stealth and aerodynamic efficiency. Let’s see how the final design evolves! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends, and check out my other videos for more exciting discussions!

[@essaidchibane6612]

Maximum combat speed fully armed at 25000m is Mach 2.83. Maximum speed is slightly over Mach 3.

[@michaele8442]

Oh, yes, Russia builds the best weapons in the world, at least Putin and the Kremlin think so. The truth in action is quite different.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@michaele8442 Everyone has their perspective, but Russia's military technology continues to generate significant global attention and innovation. Let’s see how it all unfolds in practice. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more updates on cutting-edge defense systems!

[@choykong7190]

The West and US will say that its " stolen " ...that`s why they don`t have it !!😝😂🤣

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@choykong7190 Thanks for your comment! It’s always interesting to see different perspectives on military technology. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share if you enjoyed the video. Also, feel free to check out my other videos for more insightful content!

[@PhillipConnolly-o9y]

Brilliant well done rusher x

[@erik_1953]

Fuselage and wing are being more combined. The Russians could skip some steps.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@erik_1953 That's a fair observation. Integrating the fuselage and wing into a blended design could streamline development, but skipping critical steps might compromise long-term performance and reliability. It’s a balance of innovation and thorough engineering. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video. Check out my other videos too!

[@Aluminumfurniture]

Even if the MIG 41 may better than its US F 35, some will conclude the F35 is much better, by means of flying backwards?

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Aluminumfurniture An amusing take on the comparison! While both jets have unique capabilities, debates like these keep the aviation enthusiasts engaged. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more interesting content!

[@msfitoyfactory4692]

400km range? typo?

[@M-hl2qs]

6 gen should be unmanned aircraft / drone .. if still need pilot onboard probably not gonna be much diffrent with gen 5 - 5,9 gen.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@M-hl2qs You're absolutely right; the 6th generation should focus on being unmanned for maximum efficiency and innovation. Keeping a pilot onboard might limit its potential and make it more of an upgraded Gen 5 rather than a true leap forward. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@martinblazekovic3619]

Technological demonstrator,never gona be buildt!

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@martinblazekovic3619 Thanks for your comment! It’s true that many technological demonstrators never make it to full production. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share if you enjoyed the video. Also, check out my other videos for more on emerging military tech!

[@TheUFOpilotA51]

You've left out why its being built and its NOT to take out other fighter aircraft or do bombing raids. It was initially started as a counter to a high flying, high speed US surveillance aircraft travelling at speeds of Mach-5 or more. Now put that in your pipe and smoke it 😉🇬🇧

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@TheUFOpilotA51 The MiG-41 is Russia’s proposed 6th-generation fighter, designed to counter advanced threats like high-speed, high-altitude surveillance aircraft, and missiles. It is aimed to replace the MiG-31, offering improved speed, stealth, and advanced sensors. However, it's not meant for conventional combat in the same way as 4th or 5th-generation fighters. Instead, it's focused on long-range interception and high-speed engagement, which is crucial in dealing with strategic threats like those mentioned. This concept is still in development, and its role will ultimately depend on future advancements in technology and the evolving threats of modern warfare. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and explore more about military technologies in our upcoming videos!

[@TheUFOpilotA51]

@ShadowStrikeTech I was a regular on MiGflug, I was going to take a flight in a MiG-29 about 10 years ago. I remember the Russian military signing off on the R&D of the 41. The official reason was to counter a high flying, high speed spy plane over Russia. The USA had been warned numerous times to stop its flights but it landed on deaf ears. A few days later the reason was swifly altered removing everything about the spy plane and the warnings. Have a great day and if you look into the 'D-layer' it shifts altitude during the day, it's basically a plasma field which is great for absorbing radar waves. Aurora much? 😉🇬🇧

[@kevinblackburn3198]

No one is afraid

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@kevinblackburn3198 Your perspective is noted! Fear often depends on context and perception. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with your friends. Also, check out my other videos!

[@gszd55]

But but Russia had to poach chips from washing machines after sanctions

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@gszd55 Sanctions certainly created challenges, but Russia's ability to innovate and adapt under pressure is undeniable. The development of cutting-edge projects like the MiG-41 shows their resilience and focus on advancing military technology despite external restrictions. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out my other videos!

[@Eh2Solar]

microwaves is the way for light GW heat energy transfer and EMP effect combined

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Eh2Solar An intriguing perspective! If integrated into advanced aircraft like the MiG-41, such technology could revolutionize modern warfare with unprecedented capabilities. Time will tell how these innovations shape the future of defense systems. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more updates!

[@Israeliet777]

South African fighter air graft were equipped with laser's already in 1981 for testing and could be used successful in 1989. It was taken of after 1994. Maybe it was shipped to Russia in 2022... In 1989 a South African pilot shot down a UFO in the Kalahari desert with a laser gun.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@Israeliet777 Thank you for sharing that interesting information! It’s always fascinating to hear different theories. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel, like the video, and share it with others! You can also check out my other videos for more content. Stay tuned for more!

[@argxoxo7326]

lol

[@richsteve6970]

What ufo 😂

[@บุนน้อย-ค5ม]

ສຸດຍອດເຄື່ອງບິນຂອງລັດເຊຍ❤

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@บุนน้อย-ค5ม ຂອບໃຈທີ່ຕິດຕາມແລະສະໜັບສະໜູນເນື້ອຫາຂອງຂ້ອຍ! ຂ້ອຍຫວັງວ່າເຈົ້າຈະມີຄວາມສົນໃຈໃນຫົວຂໍ້ອື່ນໆໃນອະນາຄົດນີ້ຊຶ່ງຂ້ອຍກຳລັງສ້າງ. ຢ່າລືມກົດຖືກໃຈ, ກົດຕິດຕາມ ແລະ ແບ່ງປັນໃຫ້ໝູ່ດ້ວຍ! Thank you for following and supporting my content! I hope you’ll stay tuned for more interesting topics I’ll be creating in the future. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with friends!

[@jeffreybergin4097]

HYPER IS MACH 5 and above .

[@paulgearing3018]

Ah-! But is it capable of destroying ,schools hospitals, Aid convoys, and refugee camps, like the F-15 can?

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@paulgearing3018 The MiG-41 is designed as an advanced interceptor, not for targeting civilians or non-combatant infrastructure. Let's focus on its military capabilities and innovation. Like and subscribe for more insights!

[@GeorgeNzioki-ls6nn]

Should just upgrade their jets to multirole

[@clintloranrand951]

Rumors.... only imagination

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@clintloranrand951 Some may see it as rumors or imagination, but such ambitious projects often start this way before becoming reality. The MiG-41 concept pushes the boundaries of innovation in aerospace. Like and subscribe to stay updated on developments in military technology!

[@T4TIPUsultan]

Russia really mig 41 made ? Your subscriber in india ❤ reply now ?

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@T4TIPUsultan The MiG-41 is currently under development and has not yet been fully produced. It's an ambitious project aiming to replace the MiG-31 with advanced capabilities. Thank you for subscribing from India! Don't forget to like, share, and stay tuned for more updates!

[@T4TIPUsultan]

Ok and thank you for replying !

[@praatmaprihadi2551]

Oreshnik ..battle proven

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@praatmaprihadi2551 The Oreshnik hypersonic missile has indeed proven its effectiveness, showcasing exceptional capabilities in modern warfare. It's a true testament to cutting-edge engineering and innovation. Thanks for your comment! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and check out our other videos for more fascinating insights!

[@ROBOTRIX_eu]

[@janich9406]

I can't say that I'm happy about this but can't say that there's not a simple demand for fairness either. Ever since Michail Gorbatschow and his beloved First Lady where central actors in a Lovestory which convinced millions and millions all over the place and almost everyone of really thinking the whole World new by proofing their Vision to be possible, while taking fully aware of what others might call a unreasonable risk, going All-in in trusting Humans and Humanity to be able to make a very old dream of a real, lasting worldwide Peace come true and proof forevermore it's much more than "just a dream", western policy-makers, politicians, etc., doubtful about the possibile, acting in fear, betrayed themselves and the World. However, this gift from the hands of a soviet wasn't in vein and will be there forever ... P E A C E

[@francesco-sn1cn]

[@fery21]

Breaking new dream in speed and stealth 😂😂😂

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@fery21 Thanks for your comment! Speed and stealth are certainly key elements in modern military tech. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share if you enjoyed the video. Also, check out my other videos for more exciting content!

[@americanpatriot3051]

How many will you make? 11 maybe 12? 😂

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@americanpatriot3051 The production numbers will depend on Russia's defense priorities, funding, and technological advancements. If the MiG-41 proves critical to their strategy, they may aim for more substantial numbers over time. Only time will reveal their plans. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video. Check out my other videos too!

[@americanpatriot3051]

@ like the su-57? How many serial copies are there? Not including prototypes. I’m assuming non essential for Russian military because they don’t see the need to bring that count up. Globally I believe there are more than 1000 f-35 among NATO countries… so theoretically Russia needs to match the numbers with their stealth aircraft.

[@ShadowStrikeTech]

@@americanpatriot3051 The MiG-41, often referred to as a 6th-generation aircraft, is still a conceptual project and hasn't entered production. As of now, there are no serial copies or prototypes publicly disclosed. Unlike NATO's F-35 program, which involves mass production across multiple nations, Russia seems to prioritize quality and unique capabilities over quantity due to financial constraints and strategic focus. Matching the F-35's numbers isn't necessarily part of Russia's doctrine, as they rely on asymmetrical tactics and advanced systems like hypersonic missiles to counter numerical disadvantages. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and check out my other videos!

[@americanpatriot3051]

@@ShadowStrikeTech idk about quality. They use nuts and bots to hold the su-57 airframe together. Not very stealthy. They need to be fitted panels with rivets so the airframe body is seamlessly integrated without compromising stealth. How can you go into 6th gen without even securing 5th gen operability? Is the su-57 a failure stealth aircraft?

[@A123456789Z70]

lol they can’t even build 5 generation jet in production let alone 6th generation 😂

[@adielbenjudah1360]

Go Russia! 🇷🇺 Go Putin!👑 No Fear! No Mercy! No Sleep!