Zelensky very delicately hinted to the inhabitants of the Russian Federation that air travel in Russia is finished...

Zelensky, with utmost delicacy, hinted to the inhabitants of the Russian Federation that air traffic in Russia will be brought to an end.

A logical and proper statement. Even with a certain shade of sadness and awkwardness.

Its meaning is this:

If Russian pithecanthropes do not understand things any other way and keep shitting bombs and committing genocide, then Ukraine is forced to answer their bestiality by taking away their sky.

Doing this is now very simple.

Alas and ah. Ah and alas.

There are no dangers whatsoever for civilian aircraft.

Simply “don’t fly and run into drones.” And in order not to collide with UAVs carrying explosives, the aircraft fleet should either stay grounded or start mastering highways, roads, and local dirt tracks. No one will hurt airplanes there.

If they do not fly, there will be no tragedies.

No one is stopping planes from simply driving on roads.

“He who lives in a glass house should not throw stones.” Russia is one giant glass house.

If it has still decided to throw them, then take a boulder. Everything is fair and very civilized.

Naturally, propaganda has burst into full howl. Sobchak is wailing at the top of her lungs.

Younger TV orcs of lower rank are howling along with her.

It is, of course, funny to watch the grievances of occupiers and organizers of mass murder.

Zelensky:

Today we want to warn every airline using Russian airspace, every insurer, everyone who still uses key Russian airports: the Russian sky is becoming completely dangerous. Ukraine poses no threat to civil aviation as such - not to a single civilian aircraft. It is simply that drones will be present in Russia’s skies, and this must be known. /…/ We in Ukraine do not want to lose innocent lives. Therefore we are warning our partners: safe moments in Russia’s skies are over. It is important that ambassadors of countries working here in Ukraine hear this, and ambassadors working in Moscow as well. /…/ It is important that the relevant airlines that are now flying to airports, above all in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and other key Russian destinations, hear this. Civil aviation has no place among drones.

Nevzorov

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