>>>http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/02/us/us-spy-plane/index.html?hpt=hp_t3
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>>>So an US spy plane gets highlighted and then hightailed (or is "tailgated" the proper expression) and flees over the territory of a neutral country, without permission. Then five days later it happens again. Ouch.
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>>>The funny thing is this happened just one day after MH17 was taken down... and everybody stayed silent until the Swedes published it.
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>>I don't see why they needed to divert into Swedish airspace.
>>The RAF have been tracking Russian planes over the North Sea for years
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>You're right, spy planes are business as usual. I view Russia turning up the publicity machine over this particular plane as payback for the U.S. trying to put international heat on them over Ukraine.

But you're viewing an empty scene. Russia kept mum, US kept mum. Nobody knew until Swedes published.