Media: Russian bombers violated Japanese airspace

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Media: Russian bombers violated Japanese airspace


On Thursday, two Russian Air Force bombers invaded Japan’s airspace in the Fukuoka Prefecture area (south of the country), the Kyodo news agency reported, citing a statement by the country's defense ministry.

The Japanese Ministry of Defense added that it had been ordered to lift into the air four F-2 fighters of national self-defense forces to intercept two Russian Air Force bombers, ITAR-TASS reports.

According to the ministry, two Russian Tu-95 bomber on 12: 09 local time (07.09 Moscow time) entered Japanese airspace northwest of Okinoshima Islands (Fukuoka prefecture). The aircraft of the Russian Federation left this zone in less than two minutes.

According to the Japanese Defense Ministry, this was the first violation of the country's airspace by Russian aircraft since February of this year.
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    1. DDW
      +38
      23 August 2013 06: 40
      Clear skies and good weather, our pilots. Good luck to you, strategists.
      1. +9
        23 August 2013 07: 38
        entered Japanese airspace northwest of the Okinoshima Islands (Fukuoka Prefecture). Airplanes of the Russian Federation left this zone less than after two minutes.

        Does it take so long to fly across Japan? laughing
        1. Vasya Ivanov
          +2
          23 August 2013 10: 47
          Every day I want to listen to how our planes plow the sky near America, Japan, Europe and our submarines float there. For me, it’s like a song, the hysteria of NATO countries and not NATO when our troops conduct exercises with allies.
        2. locman60
          0
          25 August 2013 20: 04
          yeah, Japan is a huge country ... fly, don't fly around
      2. +18
        23 August 2013 08: 40
        Quote: DDW
        Clear skies and good weather for our pilots

        Validola and diapers to Japanese politicians winked
        1. +7
          23 August 2013 09: 05
          smile Yesterday, over the course of the day, I watched from time to time how the Internet media caught up with drama on this news.
          Russian bombers flew over Japan! Already expected something like Russian pilots flying over Tokyo showed figs and spat on the tops of peaceful Japanese. laughing
          1. +1
            23 August 2013 11: 26
            Here came the bad news that gringos had introduced special forces into Syria. And our bombers are flying nearby, practicing maneuvers.
          2. locman60
            0
            25 August 2013 20: 11
            yeah ... but peaceful Japanese waved Russian flags and sang Katyusha ...
        2. eplewke
          +1
          23 August 2013 09: 52
          Probably guessed ... Bears are flying !!! Guard! I wonder if it can be known whether there is nuclear weapon on board or not. In sense sensors pick up radiation? Or is it a secret ??? Did they fly empty or with nuclear weapons on board?
        3. AVV
          0
          23 August 2013 15: 56
          And sandpaper in the toilet !!!
      3. +3
        23 August 2013 11: 23
        Yes, it wasn’t, they go near. Under the USSR, this was not allowed, and now even more so. Yapes are shouting, muddied with gringos.
    2. +2
      23 August 2013 06: 42
      The dog barks, the wind wears ... wink
      1. bask
        +1
        23 August 2013 09: 14
        Quote: KilinY
        The dog barks, the wind wears.

        The dog barks, and the caravan goes on.
        Media: Russian bombers violated Japanese airspace

        Great news in the morning !!!
        We must keep the braid .. Samurai in good shape !!!
        Then, with questions about the islands, they will climb less. It is necessary to demonstrate their strength. soldier
    3. +6
      23 August 2013 06: 57
      But the Japanese aircraft raised, as if something would have changed.
      1. +1
        23 August 2013 07: 19
        Quote: sasha.28blaga
        But the Japanese aircraft raised, as if something would have changed.

        Well, the main thing is to create a view on the sand. Imitation however! laughing
      2. +1
        23 August 2013 07: 47
        in case of war, 2 pilots would survive))
    4. +2
      23 August 2013 06: 57
      "Two Russian Air Force bombers entered Japanese airspace" sounds great!
      1. +6
        23 August 2013 07: 08
        Quote: vasiliysxx
        "Two Russian Air Force bombers entered Japanese airspace" sounds great!

        Bombers in the sky of Japan, for them a sore subject, DE JAVU ..
    5. +1
      23 August 2013 07: 00
      And good) No need to relax Yap))
    6. +12
      23 August 2013 07: 11
      Two Russian Air Force bombers
      on Thursday invaded the air
      space of Japan in the area
      Fukuoka Prefecture - SWEDISH IN SHOCK :)
      1. +5
        23 August 2013 07: 20
        Quote: Pavel
        Two Russian Air Force bombers
        on Thursday invaded the air
        space of Japan in the area
        Fukuoka Prefecture - SWEDISH IN SHOCK :)

        Baltic states turned to NATO for help wink
        1. eplewke
          0
          23 August 2013 09: 55
          Aha ha !!! Diapers and toilet paper are massively bought up in the Baltic states ...
    7. +19
      23 August 2013 07: 13
      1000500 is the last Japanese warning to arrogant Russian pilots!

      In general, the Japanese simply stupidly "whip" strategists around ordinary patrol flights. In Soviet times, our planes, like trams, snooped over the Pacific Ocean. Everything was routine. Apparently, someone is not comfortable that Russia is slowly conquering the sky!
      1. +7
        23 August 2013 07: 19
        Quote: nokki
        Apparently, someone is not comfortable that Russia is slowly conquering the sky!


        Of course not at ease! And you know perfectly well to whom. And our guys are great. Good luck to them further.
    8. IGS
      +1
      23 August 2013 07: 18
      Oh, I want to think that ours have passed, count across Japan, this island with its airspace overlaps the air corridor between about. Tsushima and Father Okinoshima. And, in general, the planes flew over, let them fly in B, by airspace, which means they did not violate anything laughing
    9. +1
      23 August 2013 07: 19
      So violated or not? Something is not clear...
      1. +4
        23 August 2013 08: 43
        Quote: Samy
        So violated or not? Something is not clear...

        Yes, frankly spit! Sheriff Negro Problems Not Interested hi
    10. July
      +3
      23 August 2013 07: 23
      This is good, let them think about it, than about the Kuril Islands!
      1. IGS
        +1
        23 August 2013 07: 55
        + Better, let them think about it before thinking about the Kuril Islands
    11. +4
      23 August 2013 07: 25
      Just think ... The compass let me down a little lol ... And what are they panicking? We flew, we fly and we will fly ... laughing
    12. +5
      23 August 2013 07: 30
      It seems to me that radiological reconnaissance was carried out. For any - GOOD FELLOWS!
    13. 0
      23 August 2013 07: 33
      And the "Carcasses" in the picture look great. After all, they once knew how to do!
      1. solomon
        +3
        23 August 2013 11: 03
        And now they know how. Do not doubt!
    14. Luger
      +3
      23 August 2013 07: 33
      Indeed, why throw such a tantrum, 2 minutes were in space, the Tu-95 is not a helicopter, it doesn’t unfold in place, again there is no clear boundary in the sky, but you can’t immediately determine this clear boundary by instruments, you see 2 minutes they strained .... Samurai are not the same, what some hysterical steel request
    15. +6
      23 August 2013 07: 33
      All right! Our pilots probably used Glonas, so there is no need to apologize to the Japanese! And they will cove, in general we will be determined by the stars! wink
    16. +2
      23 August 2013 07: 34
      And the Swedes, too, let them not relax. Another parrot.
    17. +2
      23 August 2013 07: 36
      Keep it up. and it’s time for the Japs to calm down when they see on radar the airplanes of the Russian Air Force and not in vain to raise their planes so inadvertently our eagles and they can shoot them down
    18. +2
      23 August 2013 07: 37
      So you haven’t dropped anything ... why are you worried?

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyezdGZWluI
      1. +3
        23 August 2013 08: 44
        Quote: Narkom
        So you haven’t dropped anything ... why are you worried?

        If dropped, there would be no one to make statements. wink
    19. Drappier
      +6
      23 August 2013 07: 42
      Something like this... )
      1. +1
        24 August 2013 11: 02
        Is this the whole crew? Rumors are circulating that someone could not stand the moral torment and committed suicide, and someone in chocolate. Those who have a conscience, the harder it is for them to become a killer.
        1. 0
          25 August 2013 17: 17
          1. No, not all. The crew of the B-29 Superfortress consisted of an EMNIP of 12 people

          2. Well, let's just say that he did not commit suicide, but was slightly moved by a cuckoo (and even then they say, he mowed). His name was Claude Iserly, and he was from the crew of the weather scout who gave the command "Weather OK, you can bomb."

          For the sake of justice, it should be noted that the main "hero" of this epic, the commander of the "Enola Gay", Colonel David Tibbets (pictured with a pipe in his mouth) until the end of his life was sure that he did the right thing, and that he was a patriot and hero of America.

          But be that as it may, 80-odd thousand of simultaneously ruined souls remain on his conscience.
    20. 0
      23 August 2013 07: 42
      They’re lying Japs, they’re afraid.
    21. +1
      23 August 2013 07: 45
      Yes, all this whim raised by the Japanese is another attempt to recall their claims to the Kuril Islands. In general, it seems they flew near the border, but they howled. With us, these numbers are not rolled, they forgot what, we can’t conclude a peace treaty .. .
      1. +5
        23 August 2013 10: 27
        The headline of the news, I do not like something.

        "Japan violated the airspace of Russian bombers" - something like that, ideally, it should have been called.
    22. +2
      23 August 2013 07: 55
      Actually, this is not a sign of fear or panic, but a common practice. Both Koreans, and Swedes, and Norwegians, and British and Americans regularly raise fighter jets for escort. Like if that, knock it down. Therefore, there everyone respects each other.
      And the fact that they can fly into someone else’s border - yes it happens.
      Améikan B-52 also regularly fly up to our borders.
    23. +2
      23 August 2013 07: 59
      Russian bombers violated the airspace of Japan.
      This was reported by the Japanese, but how was it really?
      Ours work in international airspace, but not far from Japan, so as not to forget that we are peaceful but our armored train is on the siding.
    24. +1
      23 August 2013 08: 00
      Give reporters a topic, and "fear has big eyes"!
      1. 0
        23 August 2013 08: 50
        Quote: individ
        Just give the journalists a topic, but "fear has big eyes"

        And what do you want from journalists when they see the shaking Japanese politicians. There is not only fear, there is horror in the eyes.
      2. 0
        23 August 2013 09: 32
        Rather, the eyes are squandering!
    25. +4
      23 August 2013 08: 13
      In the era of "market relations", our Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Defense should be invoiced for an EXTRAORDINARY VIGILANCE CHECK and TRAINING OF JAPANESE AIR DEFENSE TROOPS. They should say thank you to us, and not we apologize and refer to the wind ... which blew in the wrong direction ...
      Or maybe this wind still blew right?
    26. +1
      23 August 2013 09: 00
      ... and threw off the rubber bonbu wassat
    27. 128mgb
      0
      23 August 2013 09: 20
      And why were they scared, two planes and Russian. Now, if there was one and an American ...
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    29. +2
      23 August 2013 10: 21
      Two Russian Air Force bombers invade Japanese airspace on Thursday


      I looked at this Japan on the globe, it is not surprising that they "invaded", the pilots simply did not notice.
    30. 0
      23 August 2013 10: 22
      If this is true, then justice is not on our side. You can’t scoff at others just because nobody can give us strength on our side and in our teeth.
    31. 0
      23 August 2013 10: 42
      How many years already in service ... but all the same it brings fear to sworn friends.
      1. +1
        23 August 2013 12: 24
        Quote: Sochi
        How many years already in service ... but all the same it brings fear to sworn friends.

        Those. Do you think that there is no need to react to violation of the air border? And when ours fly to intercept NATO reconnaissance aircraft, then also from fear?
        1. +1
          23 August 2013 14: 45
          Have you heard such a noise from ours on this occasion? Nothing happens ... Working environment, who needs a note sent, or not sent. And then the noise to the whole world, panic, do you think that they showed flinty courage? Horsho, they didn’t get scared, but used us to propagate and denigrate us, but it’s too small for such an economic empire ... Most likely, it’s a fright, not all of course the Japanese, but those who are responsible for it.
          1. -1
            23 August 2013 15: 47
            Quote: Sochi
            Have you heard such a noise from ours on this occasion?

            There is a reason. Aircraft of Japan, Sweden, USA, etc. do not violate the air border, as they have everything in order with navigation, overflights occur along the border. Our pilots would be happy not to violate the border, but the navigation equipment has large errors, which leads to errors and crossing the border. There is no reason for pride, everyone in the world knows that the Russians have Mr. equipment, so they can fly into the wrong place.
            1. 0
              23 August 2013 17: 24
              Yeah, so I believed you ... My dad flew on the TU-95 from 1955 to 1970, first in Uzin, then in Chagan and nirazu by mistake they did not fit into someone else's sky. So what is shit about it, the navigator is good there, especially on two machines ... The question is whether they flew or not (this can be done by order from above, the regiment commander will not do this, only the ADD commander and only by order, or approval from above), the Japanese only escorted them, but did not force them out of the airspace (which is done by all, without exception, or forced landing), which suggests that the flight took place near their airspace, and they considered it potentially dangerous.
              1. 0
                23 August 2013 18: 27
                Quote: Sochi
                My dad flew on TU-95 from 1955 to 1970, first in Uzin, then in Chagan and nirazu by mistake they did not fit into someone else's sky.

                This indicates his high training. For example, a trained person is able to determine his location with a compass and go to the right place, but this does not mean that everyone can do it. You need to know a lot, train a lot. But if you add a GPS receiver to the compass, then the preparation time is reduced by an order of magnitude and the likelihood of error is reduced. You are clearly aware that the examples of airspace violations due to errors in navigation in the history of the Russian Air Force are full. For example, in 2005. Our pilot driving the Su-27 got confused and, having developed fuel, left the Su-27 over the territory of Lithuania, the plane crashed.
    32. 0
      23 August 2013 10: 45
      This is so that the yapis do not relax.
    33. 0
      23 August 2013 11: 54
      Quote: sasha.28blaga
      But the Japanese aircraft raised, as if something would have changed.


      Yes, no, they wanted to give Medvedev a new iPhone ... but they did not catch up to see.
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      2. 0
        24 August 2013 05: 54
        Do not talk ... Do not get away from the topic ....
    34. +1
      23 August 2013 12: 01
      Great, if true, nothing to relax. It would be necessary to fly over Sweden and the Baltic states, they are already afraid, and if you fly, they will not get sickly.
      1. 0
        23 August 2013 12: 21
        Quote: Max Otto
        It would be necessary to fly over Sweden and the Baltic states

        Do you have jelly in your brain? And when, God forbid, bring down such an intruder, will you support the families of the pilots? You don’t understand that this is not because they ordered the pilots to violate the air border, but because the navigation equipment is shitty, giving coordinates with a big error?
        1. 0
          25 August 2013 17: 31
          Quote: Nayhas
          And when, God forbid, bring down such an intruder, will you support the families of the pilots?

          The Japanese didn’t really hit something, they didn’t even attempt to squeeze it out. Do you think that Swedes with Balts have stronger eggs than Japanese?

          Quote: Nayhas
          You don’t understand that this is not because they ordered the pilots to violate the air border, but because the navigation equipment is shitty, giving coordinates with a big error?

          So sick, Petrovich! The equipment is crap, and the pilots, probably in quilted jackets with medical grandparents, thump vodka while the navigator is plotting for a pack of white sea. Pros * alivsepolymers, you panim!
    35. July
      +1
      23 August 2013 12: 58
      Quote: DAGESTANETS333
      DAGESTANIAN 333 SU Today, 10:22

      If this is true, then justice is not on our side. You can’t scoff at others just because nobody can give us strength on our side and in our teeth.

      Dear, you saw their faces when they wanted to steal the Kuril Islands from us? They can’t make any concessions to them at all, you give more to them, they demand more! And they only understand the language of power ... unfortunately of course, I would like to have neighbors as good friends, but the reality is different. Therefore, they sometimes need to be reminded ... to force friendship, so to speak! angry
      1. +1
        23 August 2013 23: 41
        Well, they aren’t seriously counting on the smokers ... We must formally adhere to the rules, and if others break them, we will have the full moral right to embed them with the full program! Strictness and consistency is what matters.
    36. Dmitry Zurn
      +4
      23 August 2013 13: 30
      On this occasion, one can recall an old Soviet proverb. "If necessary, Kokinaki will fly to Nagosaki" Kokinaki brothers Heroes of the Soviet Union - test pilots of jet technology in the USSR.
      1. Alex 241
        +1
        23 August 2013 13: 38
        On August 22, the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported that Russian bombers violated the borders of Japan. The Russian military, citing instrument readings, stated that there was no airspace violation.
        According to a Japanese agency, Russian bombers violated the border over Okinoshima Island, Fukuoka Prefecture. The aircraft spent 99 seconds over Japan. In response, four Japanese fighter jets were launched into the air. In connection with the violation of the border, Japanese authorities protested to the Russian Embassy in Tokyo and demanded an investigation of the incident as soon as possible.
        The Russian diplomatic mission confirmed the receipt of protest notes. “We received a corresponding demand from the Japanese side,” the Tokyo Embassy said.
        However, the Russian Ministry of Defense published a refutation of such facts.
        "On August 22, two Tu-95MS strategic bombers carried out planned flights over neutral waters in the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of ​​Japan. According to the onboard control facilities, there was no violation of state borders," the defense ministry said in a statement. The Defense Ministry insists that during the flight, Japanese Air Force fighters accompanied Russian bombers, and did not try to intercept. A similar incident occurred in February 2012. Then Japan raised fighters on alarm because of Russian military aircraft flying around the borders of the Land of the Rising Sun.

        Two strategic bombers of the Russian Air Force Tu-95, two Su-27 reconnaissance fighters and the A-50 long-range radar detection aircraft appeared near the Japanese border in the area of ​​Hokkaido and the northeast coast of Honshu Island. Moreover, violations of the airspace of the Asian state were not recorded.
    37. -4
      23 August 2013 15: 59
      It is simply impossible ... What are you all proud of? The fact that our aircraft installed filthy navigation equipment that produces errors due to which planes cross the border? Or do you really think that the pilots decide among themselves:
      -Let's break the border!
      -And why?
      -And just like that, tickle the nerves of the Japanese ...
      -Duc from the commander will get, because the Japanese will not be silent?
      - Nonsense, think of a reprimand slap or removed from flight, but what a prestige for the fatherland!
      -Well, it’s not a pity for the sake of prestige! Go!
      Or do you think that his command gives the order to cross the border?
      1. +1
        24 August 2013 05: 48
        So I didn’t understand anything .... Teach the materiel ... Take a closer look, take a closer look ....
    38. The Indian Joe
      0
      23 August 2013 18: 42
      It’s bad that Japan considers its airspace over neutral waters ...
      However, if we recall that she has territorial claims to many neighbors, then there is nothing surprising.
      1. +2
        23 August 2013 23: 42
        quote from the media: Russian bombers violated Japanese airspace

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    39. +1
      25 August 2013 12: 13
      The cries of the Japanese Foreign Ministry cost nothing without documentary evidence of a violation of the country's territorial waters. Nowadays, there are various methods for recording such violations, including radar. If you think that there was a violation, provide objective control data. And everything will become clear at once. But the Japanese side does not provide such data. So all this hype, political chatter, is nothing more than another duck, created to please the "big brother" of the United States.

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