RAF commanders dispatched the UK's two operational Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft 17 times in October in a dramatic surge to monitor Russian military activity.
British spy planes were deployed on 'extraordinary' month-long mission to monitor secretive Russian enclave after Putin threatened to nuke Europe

RAF commanders dispatched the UK's two operational Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft 17 times in October in a dramatic surge to monitor Russian military activity.
Key Takeaways
- British spy planes were deployed on 'extraordinary' month-long mission to monitor secretive Russian enclave after Putin threatened to nuke Europe.
- RAF commanders dispatched the UK's two operational Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft 17 times in October in a dramatic surge to monitor Russian military activity.
- RAF commanders dispatched the UK's two operational Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft 17 times in October in a dramatic surge to monitor Russian military activity.
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