German and British fighter jets have intercepted three Russian aircraft in international airspace over the Baltic Sea
Two Su-27 military aircraft and one Il-20 were “again flying without transponder signal,” the German Armed Forces tweeted. Since NATO countries Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania don’t have their own fighter jets, the military alliance has secured the Baltic airspace in north-eastern Europe since 2004.
To this end, the allies regularly deploy fighter jets and personnel to the Baltic Sea states bordering Russia. At the beginning of April, after eight months, the Bundeswehr handed over command of the NATO air surveillance mission to Great Britain. However, the German Air Force will continue to support it until the end of the month.
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