US Surveillance Aircraft Conducts Mission Off Libyan Coast
A US Army reconnaissance aircraft carried out a surveillance mission over the Mediterranean Sea, focusing on waters off the Libyan coast between Tripoli and Benghazi.
The aircraft, a Bombardier CL-600 ARTEMIS, registered as N159L, departed from Constanța, Romania, and flew through Bulgarian and Greek airspace before beginning its reconnaissance operations.
- The plane's flight pattern suggested an effort to gather intelligence on regional activity.
- Possible links to counterterrorism operations or monitoring maritime routes between North Africa and southern Europe.
The ARTEMIS system is designed to collect and analyze electronic signals (SIGINT/ELINT), providing real-time intelligence to US and NATO command centres.
Author's summary: US aircraft conducts surveillance off Libyan coast.
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