
A NATO long-range radar reconnaissance aircraft Boeing E-3A Sentry flew in Polish airspace, approaching 100 kilometers to the borders of the Kaliningrad region.
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The Boeing E-3A Sentry aircraft is used for long-range radar reconnaissance and control. The range of its radar exceeds 400 kilometers.
A NATO Boeing E-3A Sentry long-range radar reconnaissance aircraft flew near the Kaliningrad region, according to flight data studied by RIA Novosti.
On Monday, the plane took off from Geilenkirchen airbase in Germany at 13.33 Moscow time. As of 14.57 Moscow time, the plane was in Polish airspace approximately 100 kilometers from the borders of the Kaliningrad region.
After this, the plane began circling in Polish airspace and is there as of 15.37 Moscow time.
According to data published on the US Air Force website, the radar range of the Boeing E-3A Sentry AWACS aircraft is more than 250 miles (more than 400 kilometers).

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