U.S. and Canadian forces scrambled fighter jets after NORAD detected Russian planes operating in the Alaskan and Canadian Air Defense Identification Zones.

Two Russian TU-142 military aircraft were tracked near Alaska and Canada.

NORAD tracked two Russian Tu-142 aircraft operating near Alaska and Canadian air defence zones, prompting a coordinated response from North American fighters and support aircraft.

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NORAD again scrambled aircraft after Russian planes flew near Canada and Alaska.

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