Japan scrambles jets amid Russian, Chinese patrol in Pacific

Moscow and Beijing have been holding more joint military drills recently.

TOKYO: Japan said today it scrambled fighter jets after two Russian IL-38 information-gathering aircraft were spotted flying between the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea where Russia is holding a joint naval patrol and exercise with China.

“In the East China Sea, an exercise was conducted to replenish ships with water and fuel supplies from support vessels,” the ministry said.

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