Russia to Conduct Open Skies Surveillance Flight
over US for the 36th time this year!
MOSCOW, November 24 (RIA Novosti) – Russian
military inspectors will begin a survey flight this week above the United States
under the international Open Skies Treaty, Russia’s Defense Ministry has
said.
Russian experts will conduct the survey
flight over the US territory in a Tupolev Tu-154 M/LK-1 aircraft during the
period from November 25 and December 3, a spokesman said.
The flight will start from the Travis Air
Force Base, California. Its maximum range will be 4,250 kilometers (2,600
miles).
During the flight, Russian and US
specialists will operate surveillance equipment on board of the aircraft as set
out in the international Open Skies Treaty.
This will be the 36th survey flight this
year made by Russian specialists over the territories of the Open Skies Treaty
member states. Russia ratified the treaty in May 2001.
The Open Skies Treaty, which entered into
force on January 1, 2002, establishes a regime of unarmed aerial observation
flights over the territories of its 34 member states to promote openness and the
transparency of military forces and activities.
Just had a dream on 4/6/2017 of a war involving Russia and us. There was large things coming from the sky hitting the ground.
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