Moscow: NATO Reconnaissance Plane Flies for 9 Hours over the Black Sea
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A US-registered Bombardier ARTEMIS II reconnaissance aircraft associated with NATO spent nine hours over the southern Black Sea. The information was reported by an unnamed air traffic control source to TASS. The aircraft took off from an airport in Constanta, Romania, and its flight over the sea began at around 9:40 a.m. Moscow time. According to the source, the ARTEMIS II flew repeatedly from west to east and back, at an altitude of approximate…
A US-registered NATO reconnaissance aircraft spent nine hours over international waters in the Black Sea, matching its previous record, a source in air traffic control services told TASS
“The Bombardier ARTEMIS II took off from an airfield in Constanta, Romania, and began flying over the southern Black Sea at about 9:40 a.m. Moscow time, heading west to east and back at an altitude of around 11 km,” the...
A NATO reconnaissance aircraft registered in the United States, Bombardier Artemis II, spent nine hours over neutral Black Sea waters, reported to the source in the air traffic control services. "The Bombardier ARTEMIS II jet flew from the airport to the Romanian Constance and about 09:40 msk flew over the southern part of the Black Sea area from west to east and back at an altitude of about 11 km", TASS interviewed. Several times it approached …
A NATO reconnaissance plane registered in the United States spent a record nine hours over the Black Sea, an air traffic control source told TASS.
A NATO reconnaissance aircraft, Bombardier ARTEMIS II, registered in the United States, spent nine hours over neutral Black Sea waters, repeating its own flight record.
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