- After verification, the following were found:

- After verification, the following were found:

This monitoring is incorrect and illogical, as it states two KC-135 tanker aircraft, along with two additional aircraft.

From an operational standpoint, it is not possible to fly two such tanker aircraft to support only two aircraft; while a single KC-135 can support up to 30 combat aircraft in one operations room, flying two such aircraft simultaneously means they support a large-scale air operation with at least 20 aircraft, which is not the case.

Regarding the detection of the F-35 fighter, it alone requires different capabilities from advanced radar systems with special wavelengths, and the possibility of identifying it is limited to critical (close) ranges due to its very small radar cross-section.

The most efficient method to monitor the F-35 fighter is through electro-optical thermal cameras using passive detection systems. In the best conditions, it cannot be achieved from a distance exceeding 35 km; therefore prior knowledge of flight paths is required.