Fighter jets scrambled from Alaska and Canada

Fighter jets scrambled from Alaska and Canada as Russian warplanes spotted in the Arctic, NORAD says
A combat air patrol of American and Canadian fighter jets was scrambled this week after multiple Russian warplanes were spotted in the Arctic, the North American Aerospace Defense Command said Thursday, marking the latest military incident to unfold in a region that is drawing increasing scrutiny.
NORAD responds to 'multiple' Russian jets near Alaska, Yukon
Russian military jets were "not seen as a threat" when they flew through international airspace not far from the border with Canada and the United States, the North American Aerospace Defense Command confirmed.
Russian Warplanes In Arctic Airspace Send Shockwaves In U.S.; Jets From Alaska, Canada Scrambled
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) has claimed that a combat air patrol of American and Canadian fighter jets was scrambled this week after multiple Russian warplanes were spotted in the Arctic.
Canadian, US fighter jets scrambled to monitor Russian aircraft amid Arctic drills
Canadian and U.S. fighter jets were scrambled to monitor Russian aircraft near North America during Arctic drills
NORAD Scrambles Jets as Russian Warplanes Appear in Arctic
NORAD scrambles U.S. and Canadian jets to monitor Russian warplanes in the Arctic, amid rising global tensions.
Russian military manoeuvres in the Arctic prompt NORAD response
Russian military aircraft were sighted over the Arctic, where American and Canadian forces observed their "multiple activities." In response, eight aircraft, including F-35 fighters and an AWACS early warning aircraft,
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US fighter jets intercept 2 Russian bomber formations near Alaska
consisted of a pair Tu-95 bombers escorted by two Su-35 fighter jets and an A-50 airborne early warning and control aircraft, NORAD said. The second formation, which came within 32 nautical ...
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US and Canadian jets intercepted Russian reconnaissance planes near Alaska
The Russian aircraft entered the ADIZ north of Alaska and remained within it for approximately 4 hours. NORAD fighter aircraft escorted the TU-142s for the duration of their time in the ADIZ.