Spanish F-18s Scrambled Again After Unidentified Aerial Target Detected Near Romania’s Border with Ukraine
- Two Spanish F-18 fighter jets were launched after Romanian radar detected aerial targets near Isaccea, close to Ukraine’s border.
- Romania’s Defence Ministry said the aircraft monitored the situation while officials issued an alert to residents in northern Tulcea County.
- No incursion into Romanian airspace was reported during the alert, according to Romania’s Defence Ministry.
- The aircraft were deployed at Mihail Kogalniceanu Airbase as part of NATO’s Enhanced Air Policing mission.
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Spanish F-18s scrambled again after unidentified aerial target detected near Romania’s border with Ukraine
نُشر هذا المقال أولاً عبر Cedarnews.net. لمتابعة المزيد من الأخبار والتقارير الحصرية، زورونا على موقعنا. Two Spanish Air and Space Force F-18 fighter jets were scrambled early Wednesday after an unidentified aerial target was detected near Romania’s border with Ukraine, Romanian defence officials said. Romania’s radar surveillance system detected the target moving east of Izmail in Ukrainian territory, close to the river border with Romania, dur…
Two F-18 fighter jets from the Spanish Air Force took to the air overnight to monitor an aerial target detected near Romania's border with Ukraine, while the region was in the midst of a wave of Russian attacks on Ukraine. The Spanish planes, engaged in NATO's Enhanced Air Policing mission, took off after Romanian radar systems detected a target in the area north of Isaccea, near the border along the Danube, Telegrafi reports. Alert measures wer…
The two aircraft of the Air Army have monitored the area of Isaccea. This is the third take-off on alert they register in the last seven days. More information: Spanish fighters deployed in Romania will also be able to intercept threats in Bulgarian airspace
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snn.irRomania's Defense Ministry announced that it had scrambled fighter jets after the country's airspace was violated near the Ukrainian border.
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