
A Swedish Air Force Gulfstream S102B Korpen aircraft carries out radar reconnaissance over the Black Sea after taking off from Bucharest.
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The Swedish Gulfstream regularly makes reconnaissance flights near the Russian borders.
MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. A Swedish Air Force Gulfstream S102B Korpen aircraft is conducting radar reconnaissance over the Black Sea, according to flight data studied by RIA Novosti.
The Gulfstream S102B Korpen aircraft, owned by the Swedish Air Force, took off from Bucharest at about 9.10 Moscow time on Tuesday and headed east towards the Black Sea. At approximately 9.40 Moscow time, the plane entered the Black Sea airspace. The board continues to move over the sea, taking a little to the south. In this case, the final destination of the board is unknown.
The Swedish Gulfstream regularly makes reconnaissance flights near the Russian borders. The aircraft conducts reconnaissance not only near the western borders of the Russian Federation, but also sometimes flies over the Black Sea near the coast of Crimea.

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