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Watch American Planes Intercepted by Russian Su-30 Over Black Sea
Watch American Planes Intercepted by Russian Su-30 Over Black Sea
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US forces have recently boosted their activities near Russia's borders. Over the last week several incidents have occurred, an American bomber was spotted over... 27.06.2020, Sputnik International
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Watch American Planes Intercepted by Russian Su-30 Over Black Sea
05:53 GMT 27.06.2020 (Updated: 13:00 GMT 06.08.2022) US forces have recently boosted their activities near Russia's borders. Over the last week several incidents have occurred, an American bomber was spotted over the Baltic Sea followed a few days later by aircraft flying over the Sea of Okhotsk, escorted by Russian planes.
The Russian Defence Ministry has published a video of its planes intercepting American aircraft over the neutral waters of the Black Sea. The footage shows a P-8 Poseidon, RC-135 reconnaissance plane, and KC-135 Stratotanker aerial refuelling aircraft, escorted by a Russian Su-30.
The US warplanes had to change their route and didn't approach the Russian border, the ministry added in a statement.
Moscow stressed that the Russian aircraft carried out its flight in accordance with international laws and regulations.
