NATO Spy Planes Increase Operations Near Russian Borders Amid Tensions
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The flights take place at the end of a two-week period marked by an unusually intense Allied air activity along the Russian border, UKDefenceJournal points out, an independent publication dedicated to defence news and analysis. Two RC-135W Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft, at least two P-8A Poseidon aircraft and American aircraft refueling in flight ...
A NATO reconnaissance aircraft Bombardier Artemis II, which has a permanent base on an aerodrome in Constanta, conducts for the next day consecutive flights over the Baltic Sea region. The aircraft operates also near the Kaliningrad region and uses the airspace of Poland and Lithuania, as well as sectors over neutral waters in the Baltic Sea.
A NATO reconnaissance aircraft, Bombardier Artemis II, near the borders of the Kaliningrad region, may have the aim of collecting air defence data, told Abzatsu by expert Yuri Knutov.
A North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) spy plane flew over the Baltic Sea on the Russian border for the second day in a row.
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