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Another busy day off Crimea

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This morning we’re tracking (again) a lot of traffic over the Black Sea.

At least there are in the area:

  • 1x RAF Bombardier Sentinel R.1 (ZJ692)
  • 1x RAF Boeing R.1 RC-135W (ZZ664)
  • 1x NATO Boeing E-3A (LX-N90452)
ZZ664 Boeing RC-135W Airseeker R1 Royal Air Force | 'Dragnet… | Flickr

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