Russian Super Sonic Jet has intercepted the US spy aircraft over Russia's Far East, flying within several feet of it, a senior US military official says. On April 21st, a US Navy PA maritime patrol reconnaissance aircraft flying a routine mission in international airspace was intercepted by a MiG-31 Russian jet in the vicinity of the Campchap cabin insular. The Washington Freebeek included Commander Dave Venom as spokesman for the US Pacific Command as saying on Thursday, the Soviet era MiG-31, which is known as the world's fastest Super Sonic jet, flew within 50 feet of the PA's performing maneuvers that Venom said were safe and professional. For intercepts that had deemed unprofessional, the US takes appropriate measures through military and diplomatic channels, the Commander added. The encounter took place near the Russian city of Petro-Pavlos Campchatsky, a port located on the southeast and end of the peninsula. The incident occurred days after a US Air Force RC-135 spy plane was intercepted by a Russian Sukhoor Su-27 fighter jet over the Baltic Sea, in a way that was described by US military officials as unsafe and unprofessional tensions between Russian and American military forces. Surge earlier this month after two Russian Sukhoor Su-24 war planes performed, simulated attack passes over the U.S. Donald Holt destroyer in the Baltic Sea, describing the move as one of the most aggressive accident-recent memory American officials said the Russian bomb is war-flying so close that it caused waves in the water. The U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry dubbed the behavior of the Su-24 pilot, Sirs reckless and provocative, saying that the U.S. had every right to shoot the plane down. However, the Russian defense ministry rejected Kerry's claims, saying that the plane was flying over neutral waters and all the international regulations on the use of the neutral airspace had been met. While in operational proximity to the Russian naval base of the Baltic fleet, the principle of freedom of navigation of the U.S. destroyer does not negate the principle of freedom of aeronautics of Russian aircraft. Russian defense ministry spokesman Igor Konashenko explained.