Russian plane from Algeria to Libya skips Tunisian airspace

A unusual flight of a Russian military aircraft was observed from Algeria to Libya, where it departed Algeria heading south and avoided Tunisian airspace. The route indicates a growing Russian aerial presence in North Africa. The aircraft, an Ilyushin Il-62M, is primarily used for military and diplomatic missions. Tracking data links its movements to increased Russian activity in the region, especially following the rise of Russian influence in Libya and the Sahel. This raises questions about the purpose of the flight, although there is no confirmed Tunisian rejection of the aircraft's passage through their airspace. The flight potentially reflects expanding Russian operations in the area, whether logistical or part of broader strategic routes. The reason for avoiding Tunisian airspace remains uncertain and warrants further monitoring.

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