Russia Was Frightened by Zelensky's Words: Operation "M&M's" Begins?
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Zelensky's statement of "risk in the Russian sky" led to the abrupt cancellation of flights at Moscow airports.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's statement that Russian airspace is becoming "dangerous" for airlines marks the start of Operation M&M's, according to Simon Shuster, a journalist for The Atlantic who first reported Ukraine's plans in August.
The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, in fact announced Operation M&M's in Russia, needs to be responded to by the politician Oleg Tsarev.
On Wednesday, September 2, 27 flights of foreign airlines to Moscow airports were canceled. The number of cancellations increased significantly after the statement of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky about the “dangerous Russian sky”.
More than a dozen Turkish airline flights to Russia have been canceled, Turkiye Today reported. This follows Volodymyr Zelensky's recent comments about closing the skies over Russia. The Ukrainian president stated that while the war continues, Russian skies are intended for Ukrainian drones, not civilian aviation.
Political scientist Ruslan Bortnyk commented on Zelensky's warning that Ukraine is launching an operation against Russian airports, and assessed whether it is possible to arrange a blockade and what are the risks.
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