Media: For Putin's Meeting With Trump, Russian Federation Sent Plane To Alaska From 'cocaine Case'

This is the same board that was involved in 2017 in a case involving the delivery of nearly 400 kilograms of cocaine from Argentina to Moscow.

An Il-96 special airplane departed Moscow's Vnukovo airport on August 14 and headed for the Elmendorf-Richardson base, which is located in Anchorage, Alaska. This was reported by the Russian propaganda agency TASS.

According to the agency, it may carry one of the groups involved in preparations for the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

"Verstka" noted that a plane with the flight number RA-96023 was sent to Alaska. This is the same board that in 2017 was involved in the case of delivery of almost 400 kilograms of cocaine from Argentina to Moscow. At that time, 12 suitcases of contraband were planned to be transported to Russia from the Russian Embassy in Buenos Aires. However, instead of a batch of cocaine, suitcases with flour and location sensors were loaded on board. This became known thanks to the Argentine police.

Then, as now, the plane served the first persons of the state.

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