The Tupolev Tu-160 principal bombers landed at Venezuela's Libertador navy airfield and "will shell out several days carrying out training flights over unaffiliated waters, after which they will carry back to the base," Interfax reported, citing the Russian Defense Ministry. Col. Alexander Drobyshevsky, a clergy spokesman, told Interfax that NATO fighters followed the bombers on their 13-hour fleeing over the Arctic Ocean and the Atlantic. "All flights by song put the squeeze on aircraft have been and are noticeable by exact conformity to the cosmopolitan rules on the use of puff expanse over unbiased waters," Drobyshevsky told Interfax. The U.S. will study the Russian training, said Pentagon officials who asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to articulate on the information.
On Monday, Russia announced it might hold common naval maneuvers with Venezuela in the Caribbean. The avowal came in the aftermath of increased distress between Russia and the United States over Russia's storming persist month of the ex- Soviet republic of Georgia, a U.S. accessory that aspires to team up with NATO.
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