Russian Jets Have Been Shadowing US Predator Drones over SyriaBy Joshua Krause In addition to this, there has been at least one instance where a Russian fighter jet came so close to a US aircraft, that it had to change its course. According to Navy Captain Jeff Davis We have taken action to maintain safe separation before adding that the aircraft had to change its flight path, though he didnt reveal what kind of plane was involved in the incident. According to Lt. Gen. Charles Brown, commander of the American air campaign over Syria, the Russians are trying to maintain a safe distance with manned aircraft, and have never come closer than 20 miles. But when it comes to unmanned aircraft, theyre not shy about flying within a handful of miles of our remotely piloted aircraft. While these distances may sound vast to most people, in modern air warfare this is as close as it gets. The possibility that Russian and American planes may have an altercation or an accident (or perhaps a convenient false flag) has never been higher. Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshuas reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshuas website is Strange Danger. The article says: a Russian fighter jet came so close to a US aircraft, that it had to change its course. Russians do the same in Swedish air space. This must be some kind of new Russian roulette! So now we know they know the others will get scared and change course, b/c who wants to die, right? 