Russia says strategic bombers made planned flight over Baltic Sea, Interfax reports
- Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bombers, escorted by fighter jets, completed a planned flight over neutral Baltic Sea waters, according to Russia’s Defence Ministry.
- The flight lasted more than four hours, with foreign fighter jets escorting the bombers during parts of the mission.
- Russia’s Defence Ministry did not specify the reason for the mission.
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Russia says strategic bombers made planned flight over Baltic Sea, Interfax reports
Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber planes, escorted by fighter jets, carried out a planned flight over neutral waters of the Baltic Sea, Russian news agencies quoted the Defence Ministry as saying on Friday.
The Russian Air and Space Force ' s long-range bombers T-22M3 carried out a scheduled flight in the airspace over the neutral waters of the Baltic Sea, reporting to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation.
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Russian long-range bombers To 22M3 carried out a planned flight over neutral Baltic waters for more than four hours, as reported by the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation.
Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bombers, accompanied by fighter jets, carried out a scheduled flight over the international waters of the Baltic Sea, Russian news agencies reported, citing the Defense Ministry. Foreign fighter jets accompanied the bombers during parts of their flight, which lasted more than four hours, the ministry said in a statement without giving details.
Russian Tu-22M3 bombers and fighter jets carried out a scheduled flight over the Baltic Sea, accompanied by foreign aircraft. The flight lasted more than four hours, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
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