US spy planes are trying to found out if Putin has deployed tactical nuclear weapons to Ukraine border
The U.S. is operating spy flights over Ukraine and its borders as President Biden considers leaving special forces there should Russia stage a full-scale invasion. Since December, the Air Force has been flying RC-135 Rivet Joint electronic-eavesdropping planes over Ukraine to listen in on Russian commanders. The Air Force is also operating ground-surveillance flights with E-8 JSTARS to track Russian troop buildup and movement at Ukraine's borders.
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