US boasts intercepting two Russian military planes on routine training flight far off Alaska ...United Arab Emirates

The US Air Force has reported intercepting two Russian scout planes that entered its “defense identification zone” off Alaska. Moscow says it was a training flight and the planes came nowhere near US airspace. US F-22 Raptor fighters, supported by an aerial refueling KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft and an early warning E-3 AWACS plane, were mustered to intercept Russian military aircraft over the Bering Sea on April 8, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) reported in a series of tweets on Thursday. The intercept happened north of the Aleutian Islands, which stretch from the coast of Alaska far into the Pacific Ocean.

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