Russian and Chinese Aircraft Fly Near Alaska

Two Chinese and two Russian long-range bombers flying near Alaska were spotted on July 24.

The Associated Press reports that US and Canadian warplanes responded to the operation.

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Russian and Chinese bombers landed near Alaska

Although this could cause side-eyes in the public, the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said it was not a threat. China and Russia have confirmed that they were not cheating as they flew over international waters. They admitted that they were conducting an aerial patrol over the Bering Sea, which separates Russia from Alaska.

NORAD has reported them “will continue to monitor competitor activity near North America and meet presence.” We know that's right!

This is not the first time that the Russian military has operated in the North Pacific. They have been flying in the region for a long time. However, China has emerged as a new phenomenon in recent years. It is reported that they are increasing its naval and air force presence far from its shores. In addition, Zhang Xiaognag, a spokesman for China's Ministry of Defense, said that Russia and China have jointly explored and improved cooperation between the two air forces. In addition, he said that it was the eighth time that the two nations have met to monitor flights since 2019, so this is not a new thing. However, Zhang declined to answer when asked if this was their first patrol in the Bering Sea.

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