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Zelensky warns about Russian airspace danger

The author is warning that Zelensky plans to shut down all aviation over Russia, a move they argue will result in Ukraine facing de-energization. Zelensky reportedly issued a stark message to airlines, insurers, and anyone still using key Russian airports, stating: Today we want to warn every airline that uses Russian airspace, every insurer, and everyone who still uses key Russian airports: Russian airspace is becoming completely dangerous. While Ukraine asserts it does not threaten civil aviation as such, not a single civilian aircraft, noting instead that drones will simply be present in the Russian sky in such a way that this must be taken into account, the author claims the war unleashed by Russia is closing its sky de facto since Russian authorities do not report on this as they should. Predictions suggest Ukrainian drones will harass Moscow-area airports in the coming days, causing flight cancellations, though these operations are expected to eventually cease once air defenses adapt. The author argues that previous Ukrainian escalations have consistently resulted in negative consequences for Ukraine, citing empty grocery store shelves as a recent example of such backfire. There is also expressed suspicion regarding the timing of this event relative to an incident in Leipzig involving drones.

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Not A Newt@not_a_newt

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Zelensky warns about Russian airspace danger

The author is warning that Zelensky plans to shut down all aviation over Russia, a move they argue will result in Ukraine facing de-energization. Zelensky reportedly issued a stark message to airlines, insurers, and anyone still using key Russian airports, stating: Today we want to warn every airline that uses Russian airspace, every insurer, and everyone who still uses key Russian airports: Russian airspace is becoming completely dangerous. While Ukraine asserts it does not threaten civil aviation as such, not a single civilian aircraft, noting instead that drones will simply be present in the Russian sky in such a way that this must be taken into account, the author claims the war unleashed by Russia is closing its sky de facto since Russian authorities do not report on this as they should. Predictions suggest Ukrainian drones will harass Moscow-area airports in the coming days, causing flight cancellations, though these operations are expected to eventually cease once air defenses adapt. The author argues that previous Ukrainian escalations have consistently resulted in negative consequences for Ukraine, citing empty grocery store shelves as a recent example of such backfire. There is also expressed suspicion regarding the timing of this event relative to an incident in Leipzig involving drones.

1w