Inertial capable SEAD missiles go haywire after the target AI sam radar turns off

[Maverick Su-35S]

Hi,

         I've been playing around a bit against radar SAMs and what I found after the latest updates is that if you add an advanced waypoint action to these SAM groups to AVOID SEAD missiles by setting "Evasion of ARM = ON" and the RADAR SAM that is targeted by a SEAD missile turns off, the SEAD missile goes haywire towards the sky or starts going ballistic into the ground, instead of trying to hit the ground within a given precision near the last known location/coordinates of that targeted radar. Doesn't "IN & PAS RDR" attributes of a SEAD missile mean that it can track a radar either passively (normal mode) or by inertial navigation which basically means calculating the last known coordinates of the target? Or what does IN mean then? I searched a bit regarding the AGM-88 HARM and indeed the newer models also have a GPS correction (for better last coordinates accuracy), but the inertial guidance doesn't do the same thing with somewhat reduced coordinates precision?

Also, the targeted radars that turn off to evade ARM are never turning back on. They get so scared? The only radar that turns back on to search is the one which moves/relocates to another position after it turns off and from where it stops it turns back on, like for example the Roland EWR that I've tested before this track. Maybe there is a bug which requires the radar to mandatory switch position before turning back on and if it doesn't change position, it will forever remain OFF or there's a bug by which mobile radars don't start moving to a new position and thus it never turns back on.

I've attached a track.

Thanks!

SEAD missiles IN (inertial) mode not simulated and AI SAM radars that turn off and not move afterwards, won't turn back on.trk