Some information about adaptive optics here too.

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=xYo_QIzD_kMC&pg=PA20&dq=%22Alpha+LAMP+integration%22+ALI&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjtj6nesL7aAhVjIsAKHSE7BQ4Q6AEIJzAA#v=onepage&q=%22Alpha%20LAMP%20integration%22%20ALI&f=false

Nope but a parliament that votes against 419 of 650 constituencies wouldn’t be popular.

The F-22 can drop JDAMs at M1.6 and fire sidewinders at M1.2, whilst at a significant yaw angle but that’s all I’ve seen for sure. I read about supersonic bomb release at M1.2 in an F-35 too.

The EU haven’t exactly been friendly and with their gas pipelines they’ll be funding the Russian army more than the EU army.

panzerfeist1 – That’s because the US is light years ahead of Iran in rocket technology. Russia cannot be light years ahead of its 21st century self in rocket technology.

It looks like an Iskander-M with a tail extension, which puts it at circa 4,000kg. A Brahmos is about 2,500kg. Besides the MiG-31, I doubt anything other than maybe a Backfire will carry it.

A naked human eye, but don’t pilot visors have inbuilt protection? And I should also point out that using lasers for such purposes would be a breach of the Geneva Convention.