Poland Did Not Allow the Slovak Government Special Flight to Moscow
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The Slovak government special plane carrying Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár (Směr) took a detour to Moscow on Sunday because Poland did not allow him to fly over. Blanár is leading the Slovak delegation at Monday's meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission for Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation between the Slovak Republic and the Russian Federation.
On Sunday, October 25, a Slovak government plane carrying Juraj Blanár (the Slovak Foreign Minister) flew to Moscow, the capital of Russia. However, the plane did not fly over Polish territory, choosing a longer route instead. It is possible that the plane did not receive permission from Polish authorities to fly.
Slovakia and Russia agreed at Monday's meeting of the Intergovernmental Commission for Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation in Moscow to intensify the activities of working groups, resume cultural exchanges and deepen cooperation between Russian and Slovak entrepreneurs. After the meeting, this was announced at a press conference...
BRATISLAVA – A Slovak government special plane with Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár on board headed to Moscow on Sunday via an unusual route. Instead of a more direct flight through Poland, it headed over the Czech Republic and Germany, continued over the Baltic Sea and entered Russian airspace near St. Petersburg. The reason may have been the repeated refusal to fly over Polish territory.
Slovak government special plane had to bypass Polish airspace on its way to Russia Poland again refuses to allow Slovak special plane to fly to Moscow
The Slovak Foreign Minister will restart cooperation in Moscow, but will have to take a detour.
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