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Last updated on July 26th, 2024 at 11:59 am
Alaska, USA – On July 24, 2024, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) detected, tracked, and intercepted two Russian TU-95 bombers and two Chinese H-6 Strategic Bombers operating within the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ).
Incident Details
NORAD reported that its radar systems detected the Russian and Chinese bombers earlier today. In response, NORAD dispatched fighter jets from both the United States and Canada to intercept the aircraft. The Russian TU-95 bombers and Chinese H-6 bombers were tracked and monitored as they operated in the ADIZ.
Response by NORAD
Deployment of Fighter Jets
Fighter jets from the United States and Canada were quickly scrambled to intercept the strategic bombers. These jets successfully intercepted the aircraft and ensured they remained under close surveillance while they operated in the ADIZ.
International Airspace
No Sovereign Airspace Violation
Military officials confirmed that the Russian and Chinese aircraft stayed within international airspace and did not breach American or Canadian sovereign airspace. The presence of these bombers in the ADIZ is not considered a direct threat at this time.
Military and Political Implications
Routine Patrols and Surveillance
This incident highlights the ongoing routine patrols and surveillance operations conducted by both Russian and Chinese strategic bombers near North American airspace. While such activities are not unusual, they underscore the importance of vigilance and readiness by NORAD to protect North American airspace.
NORAD and military officials assure the public that there is no immediate threat posed by the presence of the Russian and Chinese bombers. The situation is under control, and both American and Canadian forces remain on high alert to respond to any potential threats.
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