NATO fighter-jets enjoy 1st quiet week in 6 months

According to the press release, NATO jets did not have to intercept any Russian warplanes in the international airspace above the Baltic Sea on October 9-15.

The last calm week was reported in early May. The past summer was rather intense for the NATO air-policing mission, with weeks involving a dozen or a few dozen scrambles.

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The NATO air-policing mission in the Baltic states is conducted from Lithuania and Estonia.

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