NATO scrambles F-18 jets to Ukraine border over unidentified object
Summary
NATO scrambled fighter jets near the Ukraine border in response to an unidentified object detected on radar. The action took place in Poland and Romania, with additional scrambles reported in subsequent days. Spanish F-18 jets were deployed on Enhanced Air Policing duty to monitor the situation. The incidents occurred amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukraine. The unidentified object reappeared on radar, prompting further NATO response.
Latest: NATO scrambled Spanish F-18 jets on Enhanced Air Policing duty as a 'mystery aerial target' reappeared on radar.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 30 September
NATO scrambled Spanish F-18 jets on Enhanced Air Policing duty as a 'mystery aerial target' reappeared on radar.
Tuesday 29 September
- 05:48Manchester Evening News'Unidentified object' sparks NATO fighter jets' rush to Ukraine border amid Russia strikes
- 05:10Wales Online'Mystery' sparks NATO response as F-18 fighter jets scrambled to Ukraine border
Thursday 24 September