Airlines start refusing flights to Russia after Ukraine's drone warning, Zelensky says

pravda.com.ua (Russian)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that some airlines have begun refusing flights to Russian airports following Ukraine's warning about drone threats in Russian airspace. Zelensky called this a logical reaction to existing facts caused by the war, adding that Ukraine has officially informed international organizations and partners about the real state of Russian skies. Russia's aviation authority responded by publishing a notice claiming Ukraine's documents on Russian airspace have no legal force, asserting that infrastructure operates normally and flights continue as scheduled.


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