On August 25, according to TASS news agency, a US military transport aircraft Boeing C-17A Globemaster III is believed to have landed in Moscow, Russia, according to data from online air traffic monitoring systems.
According to available data, the plane departed from Andrews Air Force Base near Washington, then stopped in Riga, Latvia, before arriving in Moscow at around 10:00 am on August 25 local time.
The flight path of the Boeing C-17A was determined based on data from online air traffic monitoring systems. These data show that the aircraft performed a flight from the Washington area to Latvia, then continued to move towards Russian territory.
Boeing C-17A Globemaster III is a US military transport aircraft. According to information in TASS's news report, this type of aircraft is used for transportation operations, but there is no specific information about the mission of this flight.
Sources from the EU air traffic control agency only confirmed the flight path of the aircraft after leaving Riga, without providing further information about the purpose of the trip.
There is currently no information about the time the plane will stay in Russia or the next destination.
The information was released in the context of a US military aircraft flight to the Russian capital attracting attention.
