NATO push his plane 400 times in 2014 in response to the Russian overflights

Secretary-General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg said Thursday that it was payment NATO military jets 400 times this year in response to the increase in air activity in Europe and Russia since the Cold War, the world has not witnessed. Member States and sought to narrow the gaps in the land, air and naval defenses since NATO that Russia annexed the Crimean region and supported the separatist movement in the eastern part of Ukraine. Stoltenberg said that the problem is not just the places where the flying Russian planes, but in that it does not occupy a third-party contact air traffic control devices in the aircraft does not continue. Stoltenberg was speaking to a group of American and German forces in Estonian in western Estonia air base has been recently renovated and expanded. He added that the flights, which increased by 50 percent during the last year formed a threat to commercial flights. Stoltenberg said after meeting with the Prime Minister of Estonia Tavi Roivas "This pattern risky and unwarranted So NATO maintains its vigilance. We are here and ready to defend its allies against any threat."