This is aimed purely at Russia (not implying there is anything wrong with that). The question is whether or not Russia is able to differentiate between decoys a

This is aimed purely at Russia (not implying there is anything wrong with that). The question is whether or not Russia is able to differentiate between decoys and real jets. At the very least, this will slow down the decision making process or force a trade of missile for decoy. At $350,000 a pop, that's a fairly expensive trade, though if it makes a hole in an air defense net, it makes sense. Russia has proven unable to back up claims of its S-300/S-400 systems being able to intercept even the slowest of US cruise missiles (Tomawhawks are embarrassingly slow and high), so in practice, this probably WILL really confuse Russian systems.