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Piando Ferries, there is another way. This is TBSI on the World. I'm John Bachelor with my friend and colleague Gordon Chang.

U.S Naval Institute within these last days.

Norad jets intercept joint Russian Chinese bomber flight near Alaska.

We welcome our colleague Rick Fisher International Assessment and Strategy Center to interpret that stark headline on U.S. Naval Institute media.

Rick, a very good evening to you. Flying by Alaska, what does that mean and what is a

interception mean and what Russian Chinese bombers? What kind of bombers.

Good evening to you, Rick.

Good evening, John.

Good evening, Gordon.

Yes, John, two types of bombers, the Russian Tupelov T. You 95 and then the Chinese

Shyan Aircraft Corporation H6KG.G.

Both originate from Soviet designs of the early 1950s

and have been progressively upgraded. The Chinese version, which appeared in 2007, is a radically

upgraded version of the old Soviet TU16. In a sense, these are both B-52s that for the first time jointly have violated the air defense identification zone or aid is off of Alaska.

Approaching according to the US Department of Defense to about 200 miles from the Alaska coastline.

These bombers are important because they both carry much longer range cruise missiles.

The T.95 can carry a 3,000 kilometer range,

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