Curious about air defense? An "audacious" plane from Moscow was spotted over Ukraine (photo).

Strange passenger planes continue to be reported flying over Ukraine. This time, the focus is on a Russian aircraft en route to Egypt.

This is supported by data from the Flightradar24 portal. It is noted that on February 8, flight NE603/NMA603, departing from Russia, may have crossed the closed airspace.

According to the flight map, in the morning, the Airbus A320-214 allegedly entered the territory of western Ukraine. It flew almost directly over Lviv. The flight NE603/NMA603 took off from Moscow at 9:48 and landed in the Egyptian city of Hurghada at 13:46.

On average, the flight lasted nearly 5 hours, during which it was expected to circumvent Ukraine; however, it likely violated the closed airspace over the western regions.

It is important to note that the airspace over Ukraine has been closed since the onset of the full-scale Russian invasion. Nevertheless, monitoring services regularly report passenger aircraft flights over various regions of Ukraine.

There could be several reasons for their presence: transmission of distorted data regarding the aircraft's location, failures in ground reception stations, GPS interference, active use of electronic warfare, or issues with data processing in the Flightradar service.

Previously, "Telegraph" reported that two mysterious passenger planes were spotted over Ukraine. They allegedly crossed the entire country, flying over the Kyiv region, Donbass, and Dnipro.