Russian nuclear ‘Bear’ bombers fly near Alaska as Putin taunts US days after object was shot down in UFO storm

RUSSIA has said that it has flown two of its Tu-95MS strategic missile bombers near Alaska. The footage reportedly shows the missile carriers flying over neutral waters in the Bering Sea. In the images, the Russian aeroplanes can be seen preparing for takeoff from an undisclosed location at night. One of the planes can then be seen taking to the skies before the other can also be seen taking off. The footage then shows the view from inside the cockpit of one of the aircraft. Other shots also show the other plane, both of them apparently flying high above the clouds. After a flight that is said to have lasted over seven hours, the aircraft can be seen coming in to land. The images were obtained from the Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) on Tuesday, 14th February, along with a statement claiming: “Two Tu-95MS strategic missile carriers of the Russian Aerospace Forces completed a planned flight over the neutral waters of the Bering Sea.