NATO sends 2 aircraft to Romania for surveillance on Crimea
Photo: NATO reconnaissance aircraft in Romania (flickr.com)
Two NATO aircraft arrived in Romania for reconnaissance in the Crimean direction. A wave of concern began in Russia's hostile information channels, according to the Crimean Wind Telegram channel.
According to the Flightradar flight tracking portal, a Royal Air Force Boeing RC-135W Rivet Joint aircraft with the call sign RRR7224 took off from Waddington Air Base in the UK.
A US Navy Boeing P-8A Poseidon anti-submarine patrol aircraft, which arrived from the Sigonella NATO air base in Sicily, is also in the air off the coast of Romania.
“Z-publics are shouting that the RC-135 arrived to monitor the results of the strike on the airfield in Novofedorivka. This may be true. They are also shouting that this particular aircraft 'guided Ukrainian missiles to the airfield'. But this is not true,” the report says.
As the monitoring group explains, to guide missiles, it is necessary to be in the air, and the British spy was over the Black Sea on July 24, conducting reconnaissance.
“Since the beginning of the war, Western intelligence agencies have been sharing information with Ukraine in real-time,” the report explains.
Photo: Flightradar flight tracking portal (screenshot https://t.me/Crimeanwind)
Russian drones in Romania
Russian drones crossed Romanian airspace for two days in a row at night. Later, their wreckage was found in the country.
In connection with the discovery of the details of the Russian UAV, the Romanian authorities summoned the attorney of the Russian Embassy.
