Russia Sends 24 Nuclear Bombers to Alaska — 6 Stealth Fighters Stop Them Cold

Описание: On September 19, 2025, at 2:47 a.m., NORAD detected the largest Russian bomber formation since the Cold War approaching Alaska — 24 Tu-95 Bear and Tu-160 Blackjack strategic bombers, each capable of launching nuclear-tipped cruise missiles from 1,500 miles away. America had six F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters to stop them. This is the complete tactical breakdown of the most intense aerial interception in Arctic history — how stealth technology, AIM-120D AMRAAM missiles, and information dominance defeated a strategic bomber force that outnumbered the defenders four to one. We analyze the radar warfare, the psychological tactics, the moment Russian pilots realized they were being hunted by fighters they couldn't see, and why eight Russian bombers fell from the sky in nine minutes. From the initial scramble at Eielson Air Force Base to the final retreating bombers, every second of this historic engagement is explained. Subscribe for the most detailed fighter tactics analysis.

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0:00 - 24 Russian Nuclear Bombers Detected Approaching Alaska
2:30 - Six F-35s Scramble from Eielson Air Force Base
5:00 - Stealth Intercept — Russians Can't See Their Hunters
10:00 - First Missiles Fire — Eight Bombers Destroyed
15:00 - Russian Formation Disintegrates and Retreats
18:00 - Strategic Aftermath — Arctic Air Defense Redefined

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