Can F-22 Fly Into Russia Undetected? #shorts

Can an F-22 fly into Russia undetected? Many thinks that Russia is huge and isn’t entirely covered with radars and SAMs, but some 2 or 3 years ago, Russian general staff announced that they have closed all the gaps in their radar coverage for the first time, with multiple overlapping radars. Voronezh is the latest generation of Russian early-warning radar, capable of tracking 500 targets at a distance of 3700 miles. The F-22 can penetrate the Russian airspace, but not for long, because the amount of radars Russia has placed to detect the aircraft is just way too much for the Raptor's stealth capabilities to handle. The f-22 would be impossible to track and lock even after detection, but to hit targets, raptor would have to come close to the radars, where it would be tracked. Another major problem is lack of range, and of course you can't refuel it inside or anywhere near Russia with a huge non stealthy tanker appearing on their radars, like you did in Iraq and Serbia. Even if the F-22 reaches Mosco and carry out strikes, it would crashed within the Russian territory before reaching back to base in Germany, Italy or even Poland, due to lack of fuel.

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[metatechnologist]

F22's role is not long range bombing. So it would not be used for a mission like this

[fredbyoutubing]

The radars are installed and operational on paper. But knowing how Russian army operates, it just means the generals puts money in their pocket and inflated the numbers of radars that are actually there.

[chipsahoyboy]

Here’s the things. Russia flexed that they tracked two F-35s. The catch: both had come from an air show/demo and had reflectors to make them show on radar for safety reasons. If Russia will say that without all the facts, they’re doing the same here.

[chmesechmao]

The "radar" is probably a guy with binoculars called ray dar

[myttgzr]

Ok but like…

What about that one guy in a Cessna that just flew into the country, right in front of the capital…

[infernodotdash]

the f-22 isn't meant to be invisible to modern enemy radar. low band configurations could track it relatively easy. it's meant to be impossible to get with a weapons lock. would easily be shot down at low altitude, but very difficult to hit at high altitude

[ellisstevens]

So they also announced that they would have socks for all their winter time warfighters and that didn't happen either.

[jantschierschky]

Well a teenager was able to fly a small plane to red square and land there

[anthonycaruso]

What you don’t seem to understand is if an actual conventional war broke out with Russia the first thing that would be taken out right ahead of the attack force with the refueling planes would be the radar sites, leaving the air to ground attack planes free to refuel which the F22s would be protecting both the ground attack and refueling planes from being destroyed!!! And it wouldn’t take clearing all the radar installations only the ones covering the paths to and from the targets!!!

[luisrobles]

I’m sure those systems work as intended and the instructions manuals are on top of the fridge 😂

[Rumeel]

That's why we are getting the B-21 in

[onoyomettah]

Most of you are like yes it can fly in there with all confidence, until you are told to be in a second seat in f22 trying Theory. Lol😂

[chagichagi]

Can F22 go to solar ? Since it’s closer to the Sun 😂

[moqeethkhan]

Once it opens it's bay door to launch a missile/bomb it loses it's stealth capabilities. Hence won't survive the volley of SAMs directed at it.

[amir-pd]

Bunch of Ukrainian with a cheap drone: hold my beer

[michaelvickers]

Can Santa Claus really fly around the world in 24 hours? Fit down a 12x12 chimney? And really is real!? 😩😂

[parabellum]

Fun fact: On paper Russia looks like a modern Army!

[flyyourimagination]

But the f 22 can still be stealth with fuel tanks?

[thtchannel]

Identifying isn’t the issue. Accurately tracking and locking on is

[isaiahjones]

This would be a mission for the B-2 not F-22, but I understand where it’s getting at.