[tomskunk]

Looks like Biden has decided to give Putin a rare look at U.S. nuclear bombers too in return.

Russian fighter jets were scrambled to escort a US Air Force plane that reportedly approached Russian airspace over the Pacific Ocean, Russian state news agency TASS said Sunday.

There were no violations of Russia's state border during the episode, according to TASS, which, citing Russia's National Defense Command Center, said "three Russian fighters Sukhoi-35S have been scrambled to escort a US strategic bomber B-52H, which approached Russia's airspace."

"The fighters' crews identified the target as a strategic B-52H bomber of the US Air Force and escorted it over the Pacific Ocean. There were no violations of Russia's state border or dangerous proximity of planes in the air," TASS added.

According to the state-owned news agency, Russia's Sukhoi-25S fighters "strictly followed" international rules and returned to base after the US plane moved away from the Russian border.

CNN has reached out to the Pentagon for comment.

The incident marks the latest salvo in recent years between Russian aircraft and either US or NATO aircraft. In March, NATO scrambled fighter jets 10 times to track and intercept an unusually "rare peak" of Russian bombers and fighters flying over the North Sea, Black Sea and Baltic Sea, a NATO official said at the time.

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/26/poli ... index.html

[Skynet]

China should also be invited to the talks their arsenal is expanding at light speed.

[tomskunk]

@Sandzak

That will encourage the U.S. and probably Russia to reciprocate China's moves. I know that is one of the reasons why the U.S. pulled out of the INF treaty was because China was expanding it's Intermediate Range Missiles while Russia and the U.S. were not. Therefore, if China was expanding such missiles, it would only make sense for the U.S. to respond in kind.

[litwin]

Looks like Biden has decided to give Putin a rare look at U.S. nuclear bombers too in return.



https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/26/poli ... index.html

Moscow sucks ....

[litwin]

@Sandzak

That will encourage the U.S. and probably Russia to reciprocate China's moves. I know that is one of the reasons why the U.S. pulled out of the INF treaty was because China was expanding it's Intermediate Range Missiles while Russia and the U.S. were not. Therefore, if China was expanding such missiles, it would only make sense for the U.S. to respond in kind.

"That will encourage the U.S. and probably Russia "
No, wet dreams ....Moscow is golden horde, it hates us more than china

[Skynet]

"That will encourage the U.S. and probably Russia "
No, wet dreams ....Moscow is golden horde, it hates us more than china

Yes, you are right :-( . They see other slavic languages as Russian dialects...

In Mont Negro they tried a coup d'etat...

[litwin]

Yes, you are right :-( . They see other slavic languages as Russian dialects...

In Mont Negro they tried a coup d'etat...

" They see other slavic languages as Russian dialects."

it was in 80s , today anyone can google this information ...Moscow is a mongol empire they believe that Moscow is the world capital

i´d recommend you to read this book https://www.jstor.org/stable/20169960