> The U2 flew at similar altitudes, we still use them to this day, and they almost certainly contain far more powerful spying equipment. And if they could, oth

> The U2 flew at similar altitudes, we still use them to this day, and they almost certainly contain far more powerful spying equipment. And if they could, other countries would love to shoot them out of the air and it would be fair. You don't put planes like the U2 in operation without being aware of the risks. I don't understand what you're trying to achieve by pointing that out.