SYRIA SHOOT AND FALL F-22 AMERICAN TOMAHAWK

SYRIA SHOOT AND FALL F-22 AMERICAN TOMAHAWK

An F-22 Raptor is regarded as America's most advanced fighter, reportedly crashed in northern Jordan because the Syrian air defense system shot. If the reports are true then it confirms the existence of the air defense system S-300 Russian-made, or even more sophisticated S-400 which, in Syria.

According to the Oklahoman newspaper Post, citing U.S. military sources unnamed, the plane crashed in northern Jordan near the Syrian border.

Blu military analyst John Reed told the newspaper that the plane likely was shot by missiles S-300 or S-400 Russian-made. Although Russia has never officially announced the shipment of the missiles but analysts have long predicted the existence of the missiles, especially after the conflict in Syria. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad himself said last May that Syria has missiles S-300, which until now is considered as the most sophisticated air defense system in the world.

On the other side was also reported by the Los Angeles Times that Syria had shot down four American cruise missiles Tomhawk using Bentsr 1 air defense system. The missiles were fired to test the efficacy of the Syrian air defense.

This news is not published by the mass media "well established" but it has been widely circulated in the media-independent online media.

Confirmed the crash and the F-22 Tomahawk missiles that make America think again its intention to continue attacking Syria, or even make eye dark.