That picture was already posted on the previous thread that discussed the original blogger who pointed out the chaff videos. Two to three days ago. Again, Continuous stream saturation chaff. Also called wide area chaff. Deployed from a rail mounted pod. Could go into other speculative ways to deploy that kind of chaff, but we probably do not want to tread upon what could be tight lip areas. In summary, that could be chaff.
Let’s try an exercise.
Please post a photo of a chaff cloud dispersed from an aircraft (post-WWII), so that we might be able to compare it to this video.
As radar SAMs use wavelengths of 1.5-3cm, also please explain why a tactical aircraft would be dispersing extremely long wavelengths and volumes of chaff that would only work against large search radar systems? The SAM systems already know you are there, and the search radars are going to report activity in the area either way.