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AirEuropeSep 03, 2026

Spy planes swarm Russia's borders in rare surge

A rare surge of allied spy planes has been observed swarming Russia's Arctic borders. The intensified ISR flights gather intelligence on Russian military activity. The surge reflects heightened surveillance amid tensions. It underscores NATO's reconnaissance focus in the north.

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