An American strategic bomber broke down during an attempt to stage a provocation in the eastern Mediterranean.

Tonight, a group of two American B-52 strategic bombers took off from Fairford Air Base and headed towards the Mediterranean Sea, intending to stage a provocation against Russia and a group of warships located in this region. However, one of the American bombers suddenly broke down over the western Mediterranean Sea and abruptly turned around and began to return to Fairford airbase.

According to the Avia.pro news agency, an American B-52 strategic bomber, while between the coast of Algeria and the Balearic Islands, unexpectedly turned around and entered Spanish airspace. The aircraft sharply reduced its speed and flight altitude, which may indicate the fact that depressurization was to blame. At the moment, it is known that an American B-52 strategic bomber is circling over the UK, probably running out of fuel and intending to make an emergency landing.

There are no official comments from the Pentagon on this matter yet, however, the situation indicates the fact that American strategic bombers do not pose a real threat, since most of these aircraft are worn out and the bombers are probably unable to perform their tasks.