Ukraine War Live: Moscow Responds to Zelensky’s Threat to Russian Airspace
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed regret over what he said was the West's silence following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's statement that Russia could no longer consider its airspace safe for civil aviation.
The Independent
The Independent (US)Ukraine war live: Moscow responds to Zelensky’s threat to Russian airspace
Russian minister says country 'will not allow any significant disruption to civil aviation'
The United Nations is concerned about the expansion of the conflict in Ukraine following Vladimir Zelensky’s threats against civilian aviation in Russian airspace, UN Secretary-General’s spokesman Stephane Dujarric said
“We’re concerned about the expansion of this conflict, and it is important that in this conflict, as in any other, all precautions must be taken not to do harm to civilians or civilian infrastructure,”...
At the United Nations, serious concern was expressed about the possible expansion of the conflict following statements by Vladimir Zelensky of threats to Russian aviation. Stefan Dujarrick, the representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, commented on recent statements by Zelensky against Russian aviation, transmitting RIA News. The organizations stressed the importance of ensuring the safety of civilians and the inadmissibilit…
The United Nations called for all necessary measures to be taken to prevent damage to the civilian population and infrastructure following statements by Vladimir Zelensky regarding civil aviation in Russian airspace, as announced by Stephen Dujarrick, the official representative of the United Nations Gensec.
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