Doomsday Planes Spotted Over US as CIA Director Visits Russia

A mysterious visit by CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Russia has sparked concerns about potential military activities. Just hours after his arrival, a fleet of Navy 'doomsday planes' was spotted flying over the West Coast and central United States.

The Boeing E-6 Mercury aircraft, also known as 'doomsday planes,' are designed to withstand nuclear attacks. Five of these planes were tracked by flight trackers, with one plane identified as AEA92D flying at 374 mph over Colorado-Wyoming.

Another plane, AE7D28, was observed at 30,000 feet over Kansas and Oklahoma, while a third plane, AEABAB, flew at 35,000 feet over Missouri and Arkansas. The fourth plane, AF4019, was seen flying low at 9,500 feet near the Texas-Oklahoma border.

The Kremlin initially denied knowledge of the CIA director's visit but later confirmed that he met with Russian intelligence officials. No explanation has been given for the Globemaster III's passengers, cargo, or mission to Russia.