According to Ågren, it is about two Russian fighter jets of the type Su-30.
We need to keep track of which aircraft are in our vicinity, and then we need to go up and identify them sometimes. Today we did that and even got pictures of them, he says.
In recent weeks, it has become increasingly common with fighter jets flying over the Baltic Sea, according to Ågren.
It has to do with the fact that there has been a fairly intense training period. So when we train, they usually go up and take a look, and vice versa.
The Russian flights did not violate Swedish airspace.
They were where they are allowed to be.
At 19.30, the two Jas planes were back on the ground.
