22 minutes agoUS and Russia blame each other after incident with fears
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Russia refuses to admit it has affected the American fear of the Black Sea that crashed after it crashed into a Russian fighter plane. The Russian ambassador, called to the US, speaks of “proposing” following the panic incident. Moscow recognises as “provocation” incident in international airspace on the Black Sea. This he said [...]
Moscow recognises as “provocation” incident in international airspace on the Black Sea. That's what the Russian ambassador in Washington said. Anatoly Antonov, after being called to the US Foreign Ministry. Russia refuses to admit it has affected the American fears of the Black Sea. At the same time Antonov said the ongoing talks were “construction” and were not talked about “The “consequences were possible for Moscow. The Pentagon blames Russia for leading to a collapse of an American MQ-9-type supervisor “Reaper”.
Two Russian fighter aircraft, Su-27, attacked the fears of the MQ-9-type reactor flying over international waters in a dangerous and non-professional”, the American Forces Regional Staff of Europe said in Stuttgart (EUCOM). According to EUCOM, one of the fighter aircraft had touched the propeller of the detector drive, which later crashed.
Competability and professionalism
Moscow said the American fears had made an maneuver and crashed after it crashed into Russian planes near Crimea, but insisted that Russian fighter planes had not been shot or hit by fear. The Russian Defence Ministry said aircraft, as part of the air defence forces, had taken the job of identifying “intersert” on the Black Sea.
EU COM stated that “this incident shows lack of competence and is also dangerous and unprofessional”. According to the Pentagon, the incident likely caused damage to Russian aircraft as well, while the Russian Defence Ministry said its fighter planes were “safely returned to their airport”.
United States reacts
After this US event called the Russian Ambassador to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Ned Price, the ministry's spokesman. The U.S. called the event <x0-lynx violation of international law”.
U.S. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby
US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters that “we do not need to announce and be awarded to the Russians before flying into international airspace. There is no request to do this, nor do we make it”. Tuesday's incident marks the first time since the peak of the Cold War that an US aircraft crashed after being hit by a Russian fighter plane.
