NATO Reconnaissance Plane Flies over the Black Sea for over 7 Hours
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The US-registered NATO reconnaissance aircraft Bombardier ARTEMIS II flew for more than seven hours over the neutral waters of the Black Sea. This was reported by TASS, citing a source in the air traffic control services. “The reconnaissance aircraft Bombardier ARTEMIS II spent more than seven hours over the neutral waters of the Black Sea, all the time flying from west to east and back to the southern part of the water area,” the source quoted …
A NATO reconnaissance aircraft registered in the United States, Bombardier ARTEMIS II, spent more than seven hours on neutral Black Sea waters, informed the source in the air traffic control services. The source stated that the aircraft operated at an altitude of about 10.5 km from west to east and back in the southern part of the area. According to him, the aircraft did not enter any of the countries and did not use the civil aviation corridors…
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A US reconnaissance aircraft has been spotted over the Black Sea, hundreds of kilometers from the Crimean peninsula.
An American military reconnaissance aircraft, Bombardier ARTEMIS II, was observed over the Black Sea far away from the Crimean peninsula, making several turns over the eastern part of the waters, then headed towards Georgia, as shown by flight tracking data.
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