Soviet airspace violations

Soviet airspace violations

A Soviet airspace violation may refer to:

* Seaboard World Airlines Flight 253, a 1968 forced landing on Etorofu Island
* Korean Air Flight 902, a 1978 forced landing on a Soviet lake near Finnish border
* Korean Air Flight 7, 1983 shootdown of a Boeing 747 over Sakhalin Island
* Mathias Rust, landing a Cessna 172 in Red Square


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