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Two Russian Su-24 Planes Flying Over Baltic Sea Didn't Enter Foreign Airspace, Military Says
Two Russian Su-24 Planes Flying Over Baltic Sea Didn't Enter Foreign Airspace, Military Says
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Two Russian Su-24 bombers performed a planned flight over neutrals waters of the Baltic Sea on Thursday, and they did not enter the airspace... 08.07.2021, Sputnik International
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The statement was issued after the media reported on Tuesday that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's briefing at a NATO base in the northern Lithuanian city of Siauliai was cut short due to an urgent take-off of two NATO aircraft.The reports suggested the reason for such urgency was the appearance of an unidentified Russian plane over the Baltic Sea.
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Two Russian Su-24 Planes Flying Over Baltic Sea Didn't Enter Foreign Airspace, Military Says
13:19 GMT 08.07.2021 (Updated: 18:29 GMT 16.01.2023) MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Two Russian Su-24 bombers performed a planned flight over neutrals waters of the Baltic Sea on Thursday, and they did not enter the airspace of foreign countries, the Russian Defence Ministry said.
"On 8 July, two Su-24 aircraft of the Baltic Fleet's naval aviation performed a scheduled training flight in the airspace over the neutral waters of the Baltic Sea", the ministry said, adding that the aircraft did not enter the airspace of other countries.
The statement was issued after the media reported on Tuesday that Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's briefing at a NATO base in the northern Lithuanian city of Siauliai was cut short due to an urgent take-off of two NATO aircraft.
The reports suggested the reason for such urgency was the appearance of an unidentified Russian plane over the Baltic Sea.
