Today, we’re pulling back the curtain on Putin’s so-called fifth-generation fighter, the Su-57 “Felon,” and spoiler alert—it’s a hot mess. From its lackluster stealth to its recycled engines, this “next-gen” fighter is more PR stunt than battlefield “changer of the game.”In this video, I’ll break down:Why the Su-57 Isn’t Fifth-Gen: From outdated engines to its unconvincing stealth capabilities, we’ll explore why this aircraft doesn’t hold a candle to the F-22 or F-35.Stealth Metrics Decoded: How radar cross-sections and decibel-watts reveal the Felon’s glaring vulnerabilities.Russia’s Sixth-Gen Fantasy: Moscow’s latest propaganda claims about developing a sixth-generation fighter—why it’s unlikely and what it says about their struggling military.Generational Fighter Breakdown: A quick guide to fighter generations, what defines each, and why Russia keeps tripping over the fifth-gen finish line.I’ll also explain why the Su-57 has been conspicuously absent from the Ukraine War—hint: the Kremlin likely doesn’t want it shot down by a Patriot missile—and how this exposes Russia’s larger military dysfunction.The Su-57 is all bark and no bite, and Russia’s sixth-gen ambitions are little more than smoke and mirrors. If you enjoy dismantling myths about military tech and love a good laugh at propaganda’s expense, hit that subscribe button!Glory to Ukraine, glory to the heroes. Slava Ukraini!