Never Happened Before: British Spy Raid From Norway
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This is the first time such a situation has occurred in over 70 years. According to the Norwegian news agency NTB, last week NATO aircraft took off from Norwegian bases to conduct reconnaissance of objects in the territory of the Russian Federation.
Norway has broken with a long-standing precautionary line in the north. Last week, a British NATO plane took off from Ørlandet for a mission near the Russian Kola Peninsula.
Never before: British spy mission from Norway On Tuesday and Thursday, a British RC-135W reconnaissance aircraft took off from Ørlandet air base, flew up the Norwegian coast and circled Finnmark before circling in international airspace off the Kola Peninsula, writes Aftenposten. Since the 1950s, Norway has banned NATO aircraft from flying east of Hammerfest or operating from Norwegian air bases during missions against the strategically importa…
For the first time since the 1950s, reconnaissance flights have been conducted to the Kola Peninsula from Norwegian bases. Twice last week, British aircraft broke a long-standing Norwegian practice.
For the first time since the 1950s, reconnaissance flights have been conducted to the Kola Peninsula from Norwegian bases. Twice last week, British aircraft broke a long-standing Norwegian practice.
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