Russian strategic bombers fly over Sea of Japan, Russian defence ministry says

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All flights are conducted in strict accordance with international rules, the Defense Ministry stated. On Tuesday, the Russian Defense Ministry informed that Tu-95MS strategic bombers from its aerospace forces carried out a patrol mission over neutral waters of the Sea of Japan. RELATED: Russia Rejects NATO Troop Deployment in Ukraine After Possible Ceasefire In a message posted on Telegram with an accompanying video, Russian authorities said the…

Russian strategic bombers fly over Sea of Japan, Russian defence ministry says

Russian Tu-95MS nuclear-capable strategic bombers carried out a scheduled flight over neutral waters in the Sea of Japan, the Russian Defence Ministry said on Tuesday.

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Russian strategic bombers fly over Sea of Japan, Russian defense ministry says

MOSCOW: Russian Tu-95MS nuclear-capable strategic bombers carried out a scheduled flight over neutral waters in the Sea of Japan, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Tuesday. The flight lasted more than six hours and the bombers were escorted by Su-35S and Su-30SM fighter jets, it said. The latest Russian military maneuvers over the Sea of Japan come amidst heightened

Russian Strategic Bombers Flex Muscles Over Sea of Japan

Russian Tu-95MS bombers conducted a scheduled flight over the Sea of Japan. The flight, lasting over six hours, was part of a routine operation. The bombers were accompanied by Su-35S and Su-30SM fighter jets, showcasing Russia's military capabilities in the region, according to the Russian Defence Ministry.

Russian strategic bombers fly over Sea of Japan: Defense ministry

Russian Tu-95MS nuclear-capable strategic bombers carried out a scheduled flight over neutral waters in the Sea of Japan, the Russian Defense Ministry said