NATO Recon Aircraft Flies Near Kaliningrad Again
A NATO reconnaissance aircraft, the Bombardier Artemis II, has been flying over the Baltic Sea area for the second consecutive day, including around the Kaliningrad region.
Consensus
- The Bombardier Artemis II reconnaissance aircraft flew over the Baltic Sea near Kaliningrad Oblast on two consecutive days.
- The flights occurred using airspace over Poland and Lithuania, as well as neutral waters of the Baltic Sea.
- The aircraft was observed at an altitude of approximately 11 kilometers.
- The flights were reported by multiple sources citing EU air traffic control services.
- The aircraft is a U.S.-developed platform used for electronic and communications reconnaissance.
Points of divergence
- The aircraft flew in a circular trajectory about 50 kilometers from the Russian border on August 24, and similar flights were recorded on August 10. — fontanka
- The aircraft arrived from the airfield in Constanța, Romania, where it is permanently based. — vesti
- On the previous day, the aircraft flew over Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, turning near the Gulf of Finland coast, and did not approach Russian or Belarusian borders. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- And again he. NATO spy plane circles Kaliningrad region for second day in a row — Фонтанка
- NATO reconnaissance aircraft Bombardier Artemis II flies in the Baltic Sea area for the second day in a row, including around... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- NATO reconnaissance aircraft again detected in the Baltic Sea area — Вести