📋 Tender Overview
October 20-26 Fighter Aircraft Performing Nato Air Police Functions In The Baltic States Once Took Off To Patrol The Borders Of Lithuania, Latvia And Estonia With Russia And Belarus And Three Times Took Off To Identify And Escort Aircraft Of The Russian Federation (Rf) That Violated The Flight Rules. October 20 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Check The Unidentified Object, But It Was Not Detected. October 22 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Identify Two Tu-22M Aircraft. The Aircraft Were Flying In International Airspace From The Rf Mainland To The Rf Mainland. Also, Two Tu-22N Aircraft, Two Su-35 Aircraft And One Su-30 Aircraft Were Identified. The Aircraft Flew In International Airspace From The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation To The Kaliningrad Region Of The Russian Federation. The Aircraft Flew Without Activated Radar Transponders, Without Flight Plans, And Did Not Maintain Radio Communication With The Regional Air Traffic Control Center (Rsvs). October 23 Two Rf Aircraft Il-78 And Su-30Sn2, Possibly Carrying Out Aerial Refueling Training Flights In The Kaliningrad Region Near Kybartai, Entered The Airspace Of The Republic Of Lithuania. In Response To The Incident, Fighters Carrying Out The Nato Air Police Mission Were Launched Into The Air, Which Flew To The Site Of The Violation And Patrolled The Air At The Site Of The Incident. October 24 Nato Air Police Fighters Flew To Check The Object, But It Was Not Detected.
