NATO ‘Spy Planes Circle’ Russia From ‘2 Sides’ As Trump ‘Mulls’ Arming Ukraine With Tomahawk| 4K

American and British surveillance aircraft flew near Russian territory from opposite directions on the same day, reported Newsweek, citing flight dataUS Air Force RC-135V reportedly took off from a UK base and circled around Russia's Kaliningrad, which borders NATO members Lithuania and PolandSeparately, a Royal Air Force RC-135W flew from another British base and loitered off the coast near the Russian Arctic city of Murmansk before returning, as per NewsweekThere were, however, no reports of either aircraft entering Russian airspaceThe Boeing-built RC-135 planes are used for signals intelligence and carry more than 30 personnel, including electronic warfare and intelligence specialists n18oc_crux

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