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US ISR mission off Crimea

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A double surveillance mission is made, in these minutes, by US planes over Black Sea.

A USNavy Boeing P-8A departed this early morning fron NAS Sigonella, Sicily, is making an ISR mission off western Crimea coast.

A similar mission is made also by an USAF Boeing RC-135W (62-4134) departed this morning from Souda Bay AB, Crete.

(via Planeradar.ru)

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