A US surveillance Boeing OC-135B will fly over the territory of Russia between February 25 and March 2 under the Treaty on Open Skies, the Russian Armed Forces’ official newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda said Monday.
The PlaneRadar monitoring portal tweeted last week that another Boeing OC-135B had carried out a surveillance flight over Russia’s Zabaykalsky Krai region on February 21.
According to the newspaper, the jet of the US-UK joint mission will take off from the Khabarovsk airport.
Russian experts will monitor compliance of the flight and equipment on board with the treaty’s provisions, the newspaper said.
US surveillance Jet to fly over Russia under Open Skies Treaty this week – Reports
