The US Air Force complained to two Tu-95 Russian bombers flying close to the Alaskan coast on Tuesday, according to the Canadian US Air Security Command (Noured).
Two “TU-95 Bear-H bullies” intercepted the Alaska air defence area, according to a statement from Noured. ”
The North US leadership also said that the two Russian planes “remained in international airspace and did not enter the airspace of the United States or Canada,” according to “Agence France Presse.
“The Russian activity in the US air defence defence area, according to the US military, “is neither a threat nor a provocation.
He further clarified that “To monitor any plane and find out about any improper activities, Nurd employs a multi-layer defence system that includes satellites, ground radars, and radars aboard planes and combat aircraft. We are ready to use a set of options to defend the sovereignty of North America and the North Pole.
This occurs at a time when tensions between the United States and Russia are rising as a result of Moscow’s claims that it may use nuclear weapons.
In order to give themselves more time to react in the event of an enemy manoeuvre, one or more countries’ armies monitor air traffic in the ADIZ area, which is an ocean. The Alaska air defense area extends about 320 km from the coast.
In this area, which is fairly close to the Russian Far East, Russian planes frequently object.
Around this time of year, Russia typically conducts “Grome” training, a series of strenuous military drills that includes a ballistic missile test.
Two Russian missiles are fired against American aircraft close to Alaska.
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