Now the ball is in the Americans' court. If they come again, it means they are quite prepared for the loss of the Global Hawk (or even more than one) and have already figured out how to respond to it. Or they might come to "clarify" whether it was a one-time action or if we are serious.

Therefore, we need to think two steps ahead, based on the worst-case scenarios. What will we be able to respond with to their response? There is no antidote for such "unprofessional" actions for UAVs. The altitude of the Global Hawk didn't protect it. They won't be able to deploy fighters for their escort, and even with escort, a MiG will come again, and the story will repeat itself.
Well, let them think.

And yes, I say what I think is necessary, and in the way I think is necessary. If you don't understand something here, read channels where everything is clear to you. Just don't attribute your wet dreams and desires to me.

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