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Against the backdrop of the ongoing Russian-Ukraine conflict, Ukraine has been steadfastly backed by NATO countries, which have consistently provided military aid packages. Following months of determined counteroffensive efforts, Ukraine stands on the brink of obtaining the long-awaited US-made F-16 fighter jets. In reaction to this imminent progress, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu has conveyed unshakeable confidence, supported by statistics claiming that Russian air defense systems possess the capability to successfully intercept all pledged F-16 fighter jets within a concise 20-day timeframe. The question arises: What underlies Russia's unwavering assurance in making such claims?
