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>A Russian Su-35 fighter approached the Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft, getting close enough to trigger its emergency systems, disabling its autopilot.
>And a Su-27 jet also carried out six passes in front of the RAF plane, getting as close as six metres (19ft) from its nose.
SOP for a fighter intercepting and warning off an intruding aircraft is to pass ahead and display it's belly and its live missiles as a final warning.
That RAF plane should have left the area after the first pass, the fact that the Russians madeSIXpasses indicates a considerable amount of restraint by the Russians.
RADIOACTIVE HOGS: In the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Area, the Mutant Super Pig Population Is Surging Out of Control
Nuclear hogs reproduce faster than they can be culled.
In 2011, the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant disaster was hit by a massive 9.0-magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami, causing one of the worst radioactive disasters in history.
Around 164,000 people were forced to flee from their homes to escape the radiation zone.
“Amid the chaos, domestic pigs escaped into abandoned farmland and began interbreeding with indigenous feral boars — creating a mutant pig population with alarming genes, Popular Science reported.
“Amid the chaos, domestic pigs escaped into abandoned farmland and began interbreeding with indigenous feral boars — creating a mutant pig population with alarming genes, Popular Science reported.
Wild boars reproduce once a year, while domestic pigs have a speedy, year-round reproduction cycle.
“Feral swine are one of the world’s most destructive invasive species, decimating crops, livestock, and delicate ecosystems. Efforts to repair their damage cost an estimated $3.4 billion in the US alone, according to the US Department of Agriculture.”
Daily Mail reported:
“In simple terms, the animals inherited the domestic pig’s ability to breed rapidly year-round, but over time, increasingly resembled wild boar genetically while still maintaining accelerated reproduction patterns.
Co-author Dr Donovan Anderson said: ‘We hypothesized that the domestic swine’s unique trait, a rapid, year-round reproductive cycle, might be the key.’
Researchers believe the discovery could help explain why hybrid pig populations have become so difficult to control in several countries, including the United States, Canada and parts of Europe, where feral swine are spreading aggressively.”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/radioactive-hogs-fukushima-nuclear-disaster-area-mutant-super/