Four Russian planes near Alaska, US and Canada react quickly

The United States and Canada have discovered four Russian military aircraft near Alaska's airspace. The North American Aero-space Defense Command revealed that it was about two strategic bombers, Tupolev Tu-95, and two Sukhoi warplanes. According to the announcement, Russian planes were listed within the Air Defense Identification Zone [...]
The North American Aero-space Defense Command revealed that it was about two strategic bombers, Tupolev Tu-95, and two Sukhoi warplanes.
According to the announcement, Russian planes were listed within Alaska's Air Defense Identification Zone, but without entering US or Canadian airspace.
This international area is monitored by both countries, where each aircraft that is introduced must be identified immediately for national security reasons, A2 follows.
The event comes at a time when several European NATO states, including Estonia, Poland, Romania, Germany, Denmark and Norway, have reported air space violations by Russian aircraft and fears.
US President Donald Trump, during the UN General Assembly, stated that Alliance countries must tear down any Russian air vehicle entering their space. However, he made it clear that US support of these “actions depends on the” circumstances. /Periscope/












