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Putin Denounces Zelensky's Warning to Civilian Airlines as 'State Terrorism'
WHY IT MATTERS
This escalation in rhetoric may lead to increased tensions between Russia and Ukraine, potentially affecting civilian air travel and energy infrastructure in the region.
What happened
Russian President Vladimir Putin has responded to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's warning to civilian airlines operating in Russian airspace, calling it 'state terrorism.
' Putin's statement comes after Zelensky declared that 'the safe days in Russia's skies are over' due to drone attacks.
In a press conference, Putin vowed that Russia will 'find a way to answer' if tragedies occur, and that Ukraine will face massive strikes on its energy facilities.
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Putin says Zelensky’s warning to civilian airlines operating in Russian airspace ‘amounts to state terrorism’
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