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Chinese, Russian military planes enter South Korea's air defence zone, Yonhap says

  • On November 29, six Russian and five Chinese military planes entered South Korea's air defense identification zone, prompting the South Korean military to scramble fighter jets.
  • The aircraft entered the Korea Air Defence Identification Zone without violating South Korean airspace, according to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
  • China and Russia stated that the joint bomber patrol occurred over the Sea of Japan, according to China's Defense Ministry.
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