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Supersonic Russian jets trigger joint scramble by NATO allies amid Putin 'clowns' jab

NATO allies scramble jets over Gulf of Finland amid heightened tensions with Russia.

By · Published September 27, 2026  23:29 UTC · Updated September 27, 2026  23:29 UTC

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NATO allies in Finland and Sweden are bracing for potential risks as they scramble jets to intercept supersonic Russian warplanes. The heightened tensions follow a jab by Putin, who called NATO 'clowns.' Evidence of the Russian jets includes joint identifications by Finnish and Swedish forces over the Gulf of Finland.

The open question remains: what is the ultimate goal of Russia's military actions in the region?

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The obvious questions

What did Putin call NATO?

Putin called NATO 'clowns'.

What is the significance of the joint intercepts?

The joint intercepts mark the first joint operation between Finland and Sweden.

Where did the intercepts take place?

The intercepts took place over the Gulf of Finland.

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