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World · 2 September 2026

Zelensky warns airlines that Russian airspace is now fully dangerous

Zelensky warns airlines that Russian airspace is now fully dangerous

The Presidential Office of Ukraine via Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-4.0)

Ukraine's president urged airlines to avoid Russian airspace, stating it is becoming "completely dangerous" due to escalating drone strikes. Most Western carriers already avoid Russia, but airlines from countries like China still use it for Europe-Asia routes. Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, called Zelensky's warning a "declaration of state terrorism."

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