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JUST IN: The Pentagon says it is moving 'up to eight' F-35 fighter jets 'to several operating locations along NATOвЂ™s eastern flank.' It's also sending 20 AH-64 Apache attack helicopters 'to the Baltic region' and 12 Apaches to Poland. Previously, at the height of Russian buildup along the Ukrainian border, a dozen F-35A fighter jets and 350 airmen from Hill Air Force Base in Utah had arrived in Germany. Ukraine shares a border with Poland, a NATO ally. 2/4 /BdxsHJcldkД®ver since the possibility of a Russian invasion became imminent, NATO allies have mobilized their resources and stationed them in Eastern Europe. A public ADSB track of a KC-135 of the 100th ARW from the same day also matches that location showing the F-35A was ~140 km from Belarus and Ukraine when the image was taken. I've geolocated one of the images (taken on February 28th) to above the Polish town of Kozienice. вЂњWe have a responsibility as NATO allies to prevent this war from escalating beyond Ukraine because that would be even more dangerous, more devastating and would cause even more human suffering,вЂќ he said following a NATO meeting in Brussels.

вЂњWe are not part of this conflict,вЂќ NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg was quoted as saying by Reuters. On March 4, NATO rejected UkraineвЂ™s calls for help to protect its skies from Russian warplanes but promised more sanctions to punish Russian President Vladimir Putin. вЂњThe track of the F-35 shows that the aircraft operated close to the border with Ukraine, possibly pointing its ESM (Electronic Support Measure) sensors at the Russian forces in Ukraine or Belarus, or simply flying an armed patrol as many of the other NATO aircraft are doing these days,вЂќ the report said. The US Air Force flew two F-35s and a KC-Stratotanker in the airspace a day later, Business Insider reported.

On February 27, an F-35 stealth fighter flew from GermanyвЂ™s Spangdahlem Air Base to Southeastern Poland. However, that hasnвЂ™t stopped them from chalking out a contingency plan to tackle a possible spill-over of the crisis into Europe.Дays after the Russian invasion began, the US Air Force revealed that its F-35s flew over Eastern Europe and even carried out refueling flights in the area. Data like fight numbers comes from other licensed sources MLAT triangulation is done at FR24's end telemetry data for areas without community ADS-B coverage comes from partnerships with radar operators, airports (and soon satellite, when Aireon is active) etc.NATO partner nations have made it clear that they will not send troops to fight in Ukraine, which is facing full-blown Russian military strikes. What many people don't realise is the data you see on FR24 is not simply derived from ADS-B broadcasts.

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Also (as is the case with flight aware), all users providing ADS-B data get free subscriptions to the paid for parts of FR24s service.Д«uilding an app, maintaining a website (that has something like 2 million daily users iirc) and building out backend infra to support the huge amount of incoming data and turn it into something greater than the sum of its parts costs money. There's nothing stopping you feeding your data to other sites/apps.

'Data monopoly' implies FR24 have exclusive use and control over the ADS-B feeders.

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