During the Cold War era, secret air skirmishes were known to have occurred between the United States and the Soviet Union. These aerial encounters remain shrouded in secrecy, with limited information publicly available. These skirmishes involved high-speed intercepts, close encounters, and tense maneuvers between fighter jets from both sides. The purpose of these engagements was often to gather intelligence, test each other's capabilities, and assert dominance in contested airspace. Despite their secretive nature, these skirmishes played a significant role in the Cold War's geopolitical landscape, contributing to a tense atmosphere of rivalry and caution between the two superpowers.
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