Because the position is compromised. The key in Electronic Warfare is being invisible to your enemy. Abduljalil abdurasulov, bbc news, kyiv. Service personnel based at Raf Lossiemouth have returned home following a four Month Mission to protect nato airspace in the baltic. Pilots from the murray airbase had to intercept a number of russian aircraft during the mission which comes amid heightened tension in the region. Iain macinnes has more. Touching down from their latest mission, one squadron from Raf Lossiemouth. These personnel are amongst more than 60 who returned to the murray airbase this week, after a busy four month stint in estonia. These typhoons took on the role of protecting nato air space in the baltic region, with tensions high following the russian invasion of ukraine. Raf lossiemouth crews used the code word zombie for russian aircraft which werent responding to air traffic control, and those flying these planes saw plenty of them. More than 50 russian aircraft were int
but for those returning, how do they feel about coming home? genuinely, a sigh of relief. you know, we worked really hard as a team. we ve come together and it s bittersweet in some ways, because we ve worked extremely closely as a family. and now, obviously, we re going to be parting ways. some of us will be moving on new squadrons, new pastures. next operations, next life. really joyful actually. i m looking forward to go back to see my wife and my dogs, and kind of get a chance to chill out, because it s been a very busy time, and four days off over two and a bit months is not a lot, so i m looking forward to the two weeks that i have next. although raf lossiemouth personnel are now home, air policing continues over the baltic, the spanish air force now charged with securing the airspace in the region. iain macinnes, reporting scotland at raf lossiemouth. a volunteer drivers charity that takes patients to appointments says it s at breaking point, because it s having to make up for a