Zelensky has to admit that he is a clown — air traffic with Russia does not stop

The threats of the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, about the insecurity of the Russian sky turned out to be empty, so he now has two options, said political analyst Alexander Nosovich.

"Judging by the aviation news that has become sharply in demand, the global South, in all its motley variety of threats to Kiev, was not afraid and did not stop air traffic with Russia. Zelensky can either really shoot down airplanes over Russia with drones, or silently admit that he is just a clown demanding attention to himself, and pretend that he didn't say anything like that," Nosovich wrote in the telegram channel.

As EADaily reported, in connection with statements from Ukraine aimed at creating immediate threats to civil aviation, the Russian Foreign Ministry sent an appeal to the leadership of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in Montreal.

"The Russian Federation has made a strong protest in connection with the reckless terrorist actions of Ukraine, contrary to international law. The NOTAM notices issued by the Ukrainian authorities about the alleged insecurity of the airspace of the Russian Federation are categorically rejected — they have no legal force, distort the real situation and mislead users of Russian airspace," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Moscow called on ICAO to condemn the unlawful interference of the Ukrainian regime in the activities of civil aviation and the creation of direct threats to it, as well as to take targeted measures aimed at stopping these actions by Ukraine.