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Russia's Cold War-era Tu-95 bombers fly scheduled patrol near Alaska

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Russia's Tu-95MS strategic bombers, built during the Cold War, have carried out a scheduled patrol near Alaska. The mission underscores how long the aircraft has remained in service for long-range operations. The bombers are designed to fire long-range cruise missiles, letting Russia strike targets while staying out of heavily defended airspace. Their continued use shows Russia's ability to conduct strategic missions over vast distances. The deployment also highlights the enduring strength of its long-range strike capabilities.

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