Two American B-52 bombers will fly over the territories of NATO members in Southeast Europe, American authorities announced.
Two US "flying fortresses", currently based at Fairford Air Force Base in the United Kingdom, will conduct low-flying flights over Southeast Europe on Monday.
The purpose of this operation is to show American commitment to the security of NATO allies located in southeastern Europe, the statement said.
The bombers will fly over the government building in Skopje, Skenderbej Square in Tirana (at 2:50-3:00 pm), over the coast of Montenegro and over the Lovrijenac fortress in Dubrovnik.

B-52 bombers have been the backbone of the US Air Force for more than 60 years.
They are 48.5 meters long, have a wingspan of 56.4 meters, weigh about 83 tons and cost about 84 million dollars. They can fly at an altitude of up to 15,000 meters, and their crew consists of five people.