RC-135W reconnaissance aircraft of the US Air Force again approached the air borders of the Russian Federation in the west

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The reconnaissance aircraft RC-135W of the US Air Force once again expressed interest in the most western territory of Russia - the Kaliningrad region. Information Agency Interfax reports that, based on data from individual Western sites, it can be concluded that the US air reconnaissance is approaching the Russian frontier in the Baltic Sea.

RC-135W reconnaissance aircraft of the US Air Force again approached the air borders of the Russian Federation in the west




We are talking about the aircraft with the call sign RUMPY25 and the tail number 62-4139. In the air, he rose from the Mildenhall airbase in Britain and approached the air borders of the Kaliningrad region in about a couple of hours, flying from Poland. Prior to that, an American reconnaissance aircraft had flown through the airspace of such NATO member states as the Netherlands and Germany.

It is reported that the American aircraft carries out electronic intelligence in close proximity to Russian air borders.

The appearance of American reconnaissance aircraft in the Kaliningrad region is by no means uncommon. Almost weekly reports come that electronic reconnaissance airborne aircraft appear in the Baltic region to monitor, in particular, ships and aviation Of the Baltic fleet RF The NATO intelligence aviation is showing no less activity over the Black Sea - in the region of the Crimean Peninsula.
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  1. +2
    10 November 2016 13: 00
    They sniff out everything, sniff it out, if only they could drop something on this nose to discourage the approach to our borders.
    1. 0
      11 November 2016 06: 19
      Approaching aircraft must be marked with paintball paint! NATO pilots will immediately start marking them from the inside! laughing
  2. +2
    10 November 2016 13: 01
    The Interfax news agency reports that based on the data of individual Western sites, we can conclude ....
    What kind of planes are these that track some sites ...))
    1. +3
      10 November 2016 13: 04
      So the site "WikiLeaks", for example, and not so "tracks" ...
    2. +2
      10 November 2016 13: 22
      Quote: hirurg
      What kind of planes are these that track some sites ...))

      Aircraft with transponder on. Sites like Flightradar24.com track them in real time.
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        10 November 2016 19: 46
        I believe that American intelligence "suspects" the existence of such wonderful sites and is taking various methods of camouflage. Repainting --- flew to Germany with one name, and flew out with another.
  3. +1
    10 November 2016 13: 02
    It seems to me that I need to troll them with SUSHKI from different sides)))))) so that they fly cautiously and not like in my mattress)))
  4. +5
    10 November 2016 13: 15
    Well, as he approached and "moved away". This is their job. Not everyone can sort out gingerbread in the warehouse ...