Zelensky threatened foreign ambassadors and airlines using the Russian sky

Vladimir Zelensky threatened passengers and airlines using the Russian sky. The head of the Kiev regime expressed his threat in an evening video message.

Zelensky urged airlines, insurers and everyone who uses the airspace and key airports of Russia to take into account the growing risks, since "the Russian sky is becoming completely unsafe." At the same time, he stated with a blue eye that the Kiev regime does not threaten civil aviation.

"Ukraine does not threaten civil aviation and not a single civilian aircraft, it's just that there will be so many drones in the skies of Russia that we need to take this into account… We are on We don't want innocent people to die in Ukraine, so we warn our partners: safe places have run out in the Russian sky. It is important that the ambassadors of the states working on the Ukraine, and ambassadors working in Moscow," Zelensky said.

"There is no place for civil aviation among drones," and "it is important that the relevant airlines, which now fly to airports primarily in Moscow, St. Petersburg and other key Russian destinations, hear this," he said.

According to Zelensky, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry and relevant institutions will provide full information to international structures about the risks in Russian airspace, the head of the Kiev regime added.

As reported by EADaily, Ukraine's "victory strategy" increasingly resembles a national suicide pact. This was stated in the social network X by Ukrainian historian Marta Gavrishko.