NATO jets intercepted six Russian aircraft flying over the Baltic Sea without transponders or a flight plan over the past two days, the Latvian Air Force reported late on Sept. 21.

Six Russian aircraft were intercepted by NATO jets while flying over the Baltic Sea in the past two days, the Latvian military said late Saturday. The Russian planes were identified flying without a flight plan and with their transponders turned off between Friday and Saturday, the Latvian Air Force said in a statement posted on X.

Six Russian aircraft were identified over the Baltic Sea region on 20 and 21. Source: Latvia's Air Force on the evening of Saturday, as reported by European Pravda, citing Baltic states news website Delfi Details: The Russian planes did not provide flight plans and did not switch on their transmitters.

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The Latvian Air Force has spotted six Russian aircraft over the Baltic Sea region over the past two days. This was reported by Delfi , Ukrin

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