Friday, 6 June 2025

Typhoon aircraft of the Royal Air Force are actively patrolling the airspace near NATO

Typhoon FGR4 fighter jets of the Royal Air Force, based at the 22nd Tactical Air Base in Malbork, Poland, take off four times a week to intercept Russian aircraft operating near NATO airspace. Over the past seven days, the aircraft of Squadron No. 2 (army cooperation) We have responded to numerous incidents involving planes leaving Kaliningrad without flight plans or radio communications.

These actions are aimed at ensuring the security of NATO airspace and preventing possible violations by Russian aircraft. Frequent airlifts indicate the high readiness and responsiveness of the Royal Air Force in response to potential threats.

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