On August 31, NATO fighter jets identified and intercepted two Su-27 fighters and two Tu-22 strategic bombers of the Russian Federation, all flying according to pre-filed flight plans, but without using their on-board transponders and maintaining radio communication with air traffic control centres, and one An-26 transport aircraft flying according to a pre-filed flight plan, with its onboard transponder switched off and maintaining radio communication with air traffic control centres.
On September 4, NATO fighter jets identified and intercepted a Russian Il-38 maritime patrol and anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft flying without having pre-filed a flight plan, without using its onboard transponder and not maintaining radio communication with air traffic control centres.
On September 5, NATO air policing fighters identified and intercepted a Russian Il-78 air-to-air refuelling tanker aircraft which was flying according to a pre-filed flight plan, with its onboard transponder switched off and maintained radio communication with air traffic control centres.
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