Two Eurofighter Typhoon fighters were dispatched to prevent a suspected invasion of Russian aircraft.
On Monday morning, the British Air Force dispatched two Eurofighter Typhoon fighters from Scotland to resist the presence of Russian aircraft near its airspace. According to the spokesperson of the Royal Air Force, this is an operation in progress and, therefore, more details have not been disclosed.
Two Eurofighter Typhoon fighters were dispatched to prevent a suspected invasion of Russian aircraft.
On Monday morning, the British Air Force dispatched two Eurofighter Typhoon fighters from Scotland to resist the presence of Russian aircraft near its airspace. According to the spokesperson of the Royal Air Force, this is an operation in progress and, therefore, more details have not been disclosed.
The Royal Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon has been dispatched to perform a quick reaction alert operation. Now they are in the northeast of the Netherlands. Belgian BAF F-16s are also in the area.
The first data disclosed do not reveal the model of the Russian aircraft. However, it is noteworthy that the French and Belgian Air Forces also participate in the situation that is under development in the airspace near the coast of Caithness county, in the north of Scotland.
Two Eurofighter Typhoon fighters were dispatched to prevent a suspected invasion of Russian aircraft.
On Monday morning, the British Air Force dispatched two Eurofighter Typhoon fighters from Scotland to resist the presence of Russian aircraft near its airspace. According to the spokesperson of the Royal Air Force, this is an operation in progress and, therefore, more details have not been disclosed.
The Royal Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon has been dispatched to perform a quick reaction alert operation. Now they are in the northeast of the Netherlands. Belgian BAF F-16s are also in the area.
The first data disclosed do not reveal the model of the Russian aircraft. However, it is noteworthy that the French and Belgian Air Forces also participate in the situation that is under development in the airspace near the coast of Caithness county, in the north of Scotland.
It is worth noting that this is not the first incident in which the British Air Force responds to the maneuvers of the Russian military. On 22 September last year, UK fighters carried out an emergency flight from Lossiemouth Air Force Base in Scotland to escort Russian fighter jets.
However, the Russian aircraft - whose type was not revealed - changed their trajectory and the interception was avoided.
In that connection, Russia's Ministry of Defense spokesperson explained that "all Russian Aerospace aircraft flights are conducted in strict accordance with international standards on the use of neutral airspace."
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