By Shepard Ambellas | Intellihub.com
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (INTELLIHUB) — Just as soon as the page refreshed the plane disappeared or ‘went dark’ along with the link, Franchi explained, after witnessing a “Russian Air Force jet” being tracked online over parts of California and Nevada.
Shockingly and for no apparent reason the aircraft appeared to be flying in erratic patterns as documented and posted by Twitter user @M3t4_tr0n.
Civ & Mil Air ✈ on Twitter: “#RuAF Russian Air Force #RA85655 in US airspace https://t.co/YKlNAcg3u9 @TheAviationist https://t.co/Sfhc9ukKWO”
Moreover the very fact that a foreign military aircraft, displaying no call sign, was actually flying over U.S. airspace is alarming to say the least and raises a major red flag with all the fingerprints of a black op. The aircraft was a Tupolev TU-154M ” which is
 Air Koryo |
2 | |
 Air Kyrgyzstan |
1 | Operated for the government |
 ALROSA |
4 | |
 Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
1 | |
 Belavia |
4 | 1 Operated for the government |
| Federal Security Service |
2 | |
| Gazpromavia |
4 | |
| Gromov Flight Research Institute |
1 | |
| Kazaviaspas |
1 | Used by the Kazakh Ministry of Emergency Situations |
| Kosmos Airlines |
1 | |
 People’s Liberation Army Air Force |
7+ | At least 7, might be up to 12–14 in service. 6 of them are of ELINT versions and 6–8 of them are airliners |
| Russian Air Force |
16 | |
| Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs |
4 | Operated for the government |
| Russian Navy |
2 | |
 Slovak Government Flying Service |
1 | Operated for the government |
| Yuri A. Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center |
1 | |
| Total: | 52 |
On June 4, according to U.S. defense officials, four long-range Russian Tu-95 Bear-H bombers, accompanied by an aerial refueling tanker, flew into the U.S. Air Defense Identification Zone, an area extending 200 miles from the North American coast, off Alaska, where they were intercepted by U.S. F-22 fighter jets.
Two of the Russian bombers peeled off and headed west, while the other two flew south and were identified by U.S. F-15 fighters within 50 miles of the California coast.
Other attempts have also been made to enter U.S. airspace and have been successful. Like when two “Tu-95 Bear H bombers flew into the Alaska zone on April 22. But unlike most earlier incursions, no U.S. interceptor jets were dispatched to shadow them, said defense officials familiar with the latest U.S.-Russian aerial encounter,” reported the Washington Times.
Youtuber DAHB0077 chimed in on the matter in a new video-click here
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About the Author: Shepard Ambellas is an activist, journalist, filmmaker, film producer, radio talk show host and the founder and editor-in-chief of Intellihub.
TY for map..it even picks up little cessna’s wi700 RST to ANE ..yes so many out there. very neat tool