U.S. fighter jets intercept Russian bombers in international airspace off Alaska

Two U.S. fighter-jets intercepted two Russian bombers in international air space off the shore of Alaska on Friday, press documented.

The Russian TU-95 "Bear" bombers flew right into a so Called Air Defense Identification Zone situated about 200 kilometers away Alaska's west shore, in roughly 10 a.m. EST (1400 GMT), United States Aerospace Defense Control spokesman Canadian Military Significant Andrew Hennessy stated in a statement to CNN.

2 Alaska-based NORAD F 22 fighter-jets intercepted and creatively identified that the Russian bombers till they abandoned the identification zone and also the Allied air craft entered U.S. airspace, '' CNN claimed, mentioning the announcement.

(Reporting from Brendan O'Brien; Examining by Christian Schmollinger)