A U.S. spy plane was spotted flying near the borders of China and North Korea this week on a suspected intelligence-collection mission, as shown on a new Newsweek map. Newsweek has contacted the U.S.

The aircraft, also known as Cobra Ball, joined another RC-135S, the 62-4128, which missed the recent North Korean missile launch by a few hours. This is the second time since early December last year ...

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