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Zelenskyy warns that "Russian airspace will become practically closed"

Euronews Portugal2 September 2026 at 06:47

The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned airlines, insurers and foreign governments that Kyiv's increased drone operations will make Russian airspace increasingly unsafe for aircraft.

The warning comes in the context of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, in which Kyiv has intensified its drone attacks against targets on Russian territory.

Zelenskyy warned that Russia's airspace will become practically closed due to the risks associated with Ukrainian military operations.

The warning was specifically addressed to the aviation sector and insurers, warning them about the dangers of continuing to operate in Russian airspace.

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