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London Shows Air Patrols Along Russian Borders
It's a dozen-hour patrol that London announced this Saturday, October 11, all along Europe's borders with Russia. Two British Air Force intelligence aircraft have been following the borders of NATO countries since then.
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The deployment of British aircraft near the Russian border has once again ignited tension in Eastern Europe. This analysis deepens the political and military implications of these maneuvers, as well as the reactions of Moscow and the role of NATO in this complex scenario.
Two of the UK's most advanced Royal Air Force (RAF) reconnaissance aircraft patrolled NATO's eastern flank near the Russian border last week. The mission lasted 12 hours.
It's a dozen-hour patrol that London announced this Saturday, October 11, all along Europe's borders with Russia. Two British Air Force intelligence aircraft have been following the borders of NATO countries since then.
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