Zelensky says airlines have begun suspending flights to Russia
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Zelensky says airlines have begun suspending flights to Russia

SIC Notícias3 September 2026 at 09:36

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that airlines have begun suspending flights to Russia. This decision comes following recent developments related to the conflict in Ukraine and tensions in the region.

Zelensky warned that Russian airspace is becoming completely unsafe, expressing concern about the safety of civilian aviation in the region.

The Ukrainian president stressed that Ukraine does not pose a threat to civilian aviation itself, seeking to distinguish between legitimate military operations and the safety of commercial flights.

These statements come in a context of escalating tensions and international concerns about the safety of air traffic in the European and Commonwealth of Independent States region.

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