Putin labels Zelensky's alert about drones in Russian skies as "terrorist"

Russian President Vladimir Putin today rejected negotiating with Ukraine, labeling the actions as those of "terrorists". This position arose after his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, warned airlines that Ukrainian drones would make Russian airspace "extremely dangerous" as long as the war continues. Putin rejected any type of negotiation based on these accusations, classifying Ukraine's actions as terrorism. The exchange of accusations between the two leaders comes in the context of an ongoing conflict, where Ukraine has been using drones to strike targets on Russian territory. This situation further exacerbates tensions between the two countries and complicates any possibility of negotiation for a ceasefire.