Singapore’s Minister of Defense, Ng Eng Hen, has announced that American F-35s have been actively engaged in missions related to Ukraine.
The objective of these missions is to pinpoint the exact locations of Russian anti-aircraft missile systems. “In recent activities, the United States has mobilized its F-35s to identify the deployment of Russian anti-aircraft missile systems within Ukraine. The gathered intelligence is subsequently disseminated to NATO countries,” shared the chief of Singapore’s military.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova made mention of this in a recent posting on "X" (formerly Twitter), but strangely, she seems to have then DELETED it:
The above imaged posting was apparently DELETED shortly afterwards, but formerly appears HERE
The story originated at the news website BulgarianMilitary.com HERE
In that story, BulgarianMilitary.com outlines how the advanced radar systems on F-35's can pinpoint battlefield elements to provide a hyper-accurate battlefield layouts for situational awareness.
The trouble is, the story is ambiguous about whether or not the F-35's ENTERED Ukraine air space to engage in their scanning.
Yesterday, during the Hal Turner Radio Show, I reported on the air that F-35's had, in fact, entered Ukraine air space in the south and eastern parts of Ukraine, and wondered aloud how long it might be before such aircraft are actually engaged by Russian defenses.
Certainly a shoot-down of a US plane would escalate the situation over there, but that seems to be what the US and NATO are trying to have done.
Here's the rub: If more of those aircraft enter Ukraine and any of them ARE shot down, how fast does the escalation take place and will it mean the outbreak of NATO-Russia war. How much warning would any of us have in such an event?
