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04Sep08
North Fleet aircraft make new flights in Arctic region
North Fleet planes had another Arctic flight on September 2 and 3, a fleet source told Interfax.
"The flights were made in line with the annual training plan of the North Fleet," the source said.
Tupolev Tu-142MK anti-sub planes flew over the Barents and Laptev Seas "in order to maintain the operative regime in the Arctic region," the source said.
"The crews successfully accomplished the mission. On-flight tests of new radio-electronic equipment and weaponry systems proved their high efficiency," he said.
The flights strictly complied with international agreements and Russian bilateral treaties with foreign states, the source noted.
[Source: Interfax, Severomorsk, 04Sep08]
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