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NATO aircraft intercepted two Russian SU-30 aircrafts.

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On 13 July, NATO jets took off to identify two SU-30s flying in international airspace between the Kaliningrad region and mainland Russia. The planes did not have flight plans, but their transponders were switched on and they maintained radio contact with the regional air traffic control centre (RVSC).

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Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia
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    On 13 July, NATO jets took off to identify two SU-30s flying in international airspace between the Kaliningrad region and mainland Russia. The planes did not have flight plans, but their transponders were switched on and they maintained radio contact with the regional air traffic control centre (RVSC).