The Russian TG channel reports that the American RQ-4 Global Hawk UAV located near Crimea allegedly “got into turbulence”
25 June 2024113 Comments 
Interesting information appeared on Russian resources regarding American reconnaissance flights drones RQ-4 Global Hawk.
The Russian Ministry of Defense does not comment on this information in any way, so it will take a long time to wait for official comments from the military, if any.
US RQ-4 Global Hawk Spotted Near Coast of Crimea Supplying Information to Ukrainian Forces.
31 Jul, 2024 - 13:28
Defense News Army 2024
According to information published on July 31, 2024, by the Russian media outlet "Top War," the US strategic reconnaissance drone RQ-4 Global Hawk, identified by the call sign FORTE 13, has been detected once again in the airspace near Russia's Kaliningrad region.
Interesting information appeared on Russian resources regarding American reconnaissance flights drones RQ-4 Global Hawk.
- According to the Fighterbomber TG channel, an American drone flying near the Russian peninsula allegedly has “problems.”
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A US RQ-4B Global Hawk UAV (tail number 10-2045) was reportedly spotted in the Black Sea, south of Crimea, for reconnaissance, data from a live flight tracking website confirmed., Source : ...
The message about this appeared the night before at about 23 p.m.
further claims that there was no downing as such, but we need to wait for official comments, then everything “will become clear.”
However, other Russian resources covering the SVO were skeptical about this information.
Well. A start. Congratulations to everyone involved. Handsome guys! We are waiting OK from Pindos about “unprofessional actions.” There is now increased turbulence in the Black Sea. Let's see if it's on an ongoing basis or if it was a one-time event ---- writes the resource.
However, other Russian resources covering the SVO were skeptical about this information.
- According to the TG channel “Informant”, the last time the American RQ-4 Global Hawk circled near Crimea was on Sunday, June 23, after which it did not appear again.
- American media, citing Pentagon officials, report that there were no incidents with US Air Force drones over the Black Sea.
Meanwhile, Fighterbomber claims that the crew of the Russian fighter has allegedly already been nominated for state awards.
31 Jul, 2024 - 13:28
Defense News Army 2024
According to information published on July 31, 2024, by the Russian media outlet "Top War," the US strategic reconnaissance drone RQ-4 Global Hawk, identified by the call sign FORTE 13, has been detected once again in the airspace near Russia's Kaliningrad region.
The drone is reportedly being used to gather and relay intelligence to the Ukrainian armed forces.
The United States has been using drones to provide crucial military information to the Ukrainian armed forces as part of its ongoing support against Russian aggression.
U.S. RQ-4 Global Hawk Unmanned Aerial System, assigned to and operated by the 452nd Flight Test Squadron, at Edwards Air Force Base, California. (Picture source: U.S. DoD)
The United States has been using drones to provide crucial military information to the Ukrainian armed forces as part of its ongoing support against Russian aggression.
These efforts are aimed at enhancing Ukraine's surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, enabling more effective and informed decision-making on the battlefield.
The use of drones for intelligence gathering has been a key component of this support. Drones such as the Black Hornet are utilized for their advanced surveillance capabilities, providing real-time data and situational awareness. This technology allows Ukrainian forces to monitor enemy movements, plan strategic operations, and respond swiftly to threats.
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