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Ethiopia’s Sukhoi Risk
Brigadier General Samir Ragheb said that Ethiopia’s deal for Russian fighter jets and S-400 systems does not pose a direct operational or strategic threat to Egypt. He explained that Ethiopia’s possession of a limited number of these systems would not fundamentally alter the balance of power, and that Egypt’s air and defense capabilities are greater in terms of numbers, diversity, and experience. He added that a fighter jet’s theoretical range does not mean it can carry out long-distance missions and return without complex logistical support, and that the most significant impact of these capabilities could be in Sudan. He noted that air defense systems do not, on their own, deliver strategic superiority; they must be integrated with command and control, reconnaissance, electronic warfare, and logistical support.
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