Russia’s Su-57 Offer to India Explained | S-70 Hunter Drone & Manned-Unmanned Teaming скачать в хорошем качестве

Russia’s Su-57 Offer to India Explained | S-70 Hunter Drone & Manned-Unmanned Teaming

#Su57 #S70Hunter #defencenews #IndianAirForce #AMCA Russia is offering India more than just a fifth-generation fighter jet. The Su-57MKI proposal goes far beyond stealth, positioning the aircraft as a command fighter designed to operate alongside the S-70 Okhotnik-B “Hunter” stealth combat drone. This video explains how Russia’s manned-unmanned teaming concept could reshape the future of Indian Air Force air combat. At the core of this offer is the idea of manned-unmanned teaming, where a human pilot controls one or more stealth drones in real time. The S-70 Hunter is not a lightweight loyal wingman, but a heavy stealth UCAV capable of carrying up to 2.8 tonnes of weapons internally. Flying ahead of the Su-57, the drone extends the fighter’s sensor range, detects targets deep inside enemy airspace, and shares battlefield data across a networked combat system.