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Russian aircraft allegedly violates Sweden's airspace - Reports

Moscow, June 15 (UNI) The Swedish armed forces said that a Russian military aircraft allegedly violated Swedish airspace, Swedish newspaper Expressen reported on Saturday.
The Swedish military said that the Russian aircraft did not deviate from its route despite calls from the Swedish side. The alleged presence of the aircraft in Swedish airspace was reportedly brief. The country's Defense Minister Paul Johnson was informed about the situation.
On Friday, the Finnish Border Guard said it had suspected four Russian aircraft of violating Finland's airspace on June 10.
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