US EditionRussian SU-24 bomber briefly violates Swedish airspace
- A Russian SU-24 jet fighter violated Swedish airspace near Gotland, prompting a warning and subsequent dismissal by a JAS-39 Gripen, as reported by the Swedish armed forces.
- The Russian SU-24 bomber left Swedish airspace after an encounter with a JAS-39 fighter jet, according to Sweden’s military.
- This incident marks the first breach of Swedish airspace by Russia since March 2022, when Swedish fighters intercepted Russian jets over Gotland.
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Sweden, a member of NATO, reported that a Russian SU-24 aircraft violated its airspace near the island of Gotland, in the Baltic Sea.
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The island of Gotland, of major importance according to Swedish military doctrine, is located less than 350 km from the highly militarized Russian enclave of Kaliningrad. A Russian plane approached it on Friday.
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Swedish fighter jets intercepted a Russian military aircraft after it briefly violated Swedish airspace on Friday east of the Baltic island of Gotland, the Nordic country's armed forces said on Saturday, citing...
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