What Is Known About Ukraine's Plan to Close Russia's Airspace. How Operation "Carpet" Went
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Ukraine's decision to close Russian airspace to civilian aircraft was fully felt in August, even before Vladimir Zelensky declared Russian skies unsafe.
Ukraine wants to close Russia's airspace and has a plan to do so, writes Kyiv Independent, after the warning of President Volodimir Zelenski, who threatened that flights over Russia will become almost impossible.
EADaily, September 3, 2026. Ukraine launched Operation M&M's on the blockade of Russian airports. This is reported on social network X by journalist The Atlantic Simon Schuester with reference to a source in Kiev.
The Ukrainian leadership is looking for a way to force Russia to stop the attacks, which Moscow accuses of state terrorism.
The airlines are obliged to re-evaluate the safety of flights to Russia, while the drone war is intensifying.
Ukraine launched Operation "Cer ban" over Russia. President Volodimir Zelenski warned this week that Russia's airspace "becomes completely insecure." Behind his statements, according to the Ukrainian army, there is a plan to send so many drones near Russian airports that temporary closures, which have nevertheless multiplied considerably, become a complete blockade, writes The Wall Street Journal.
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