Rosaviatsiya Declares Ukraine's Airspace Claims Invalid
Rosaviatsia declared Ukrainian documents on Russia's airspace invalid. Rosaviatsia stated that the documents on Russia's airspace published by Ukraine have no legal force.
Consensus
- Rosaviatsiya issued a NOTAM stating that all Ukrainian documents concerning Russian airspace have no legal force.
- The documents issued by Ukraine are considered illegal and violate the Convention on International Civil Aviation.
- Russian aviation and ground infrastructure continue normal operations, including international flights.
- Ukrainian authorities issued warnings about the danger of flying over Russian airspace due to drones.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin labeled Ukraine's statements as a 'declaration of state terrorism'.
- The Ukrainian president, Vladimir Zelensky, stated that Russian airspace would become unsafe and effectively closed due to drone activity.
Points of divergence
- Rosaviatsiya accused Ukrainian aviation authorities of supporting the 'terrorist rhetoric' of their leader and issuing an illegitimate NOTAM about the alleged danger of Russian airspace. — riamo
- Rosaviatsiya accused Ukrainian aviation authorities of backing the 'terrorist rhetoric' of their leader, leading to the issuance of an illegitimate NOTAM on the alleged danger of Russian airspace. — tg_MID_Russia
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga stated on September 2 that Ukraine officially warned ICAO about the danger of Russian airspace due to increased military activity. — vm
- Ukraine formally notified ICAO about the 'danger' of Russian airspace and requested measures, including a potential flight ban. — meduza
- President Zelensky stated that Russian airspace would be 'de facto closed' and that drones would appear so frequently that airlines would have to account for them. — vedomosti
- President Zelensky said Russian airspace would become 'unsafe' and that airlines would have to 'take it into account'. — tg_sotavisionmedia
Coverage (17 sources)
- Russian Foreign Ministry rejected NOTAM notification about flight safety over Russia — Ведомости
- Russia categorically rejected NOTAMs issued by Ukrainian authorities regarding alleged air space safety issues — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Rosaviatsia issued NOTAM that all documents published by Ukraine concerning the airspace of the Russian Federation do not have jur... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Rosaviatsia declared invalid Ukraine documents on Russian airspace Rosaviatsia issued a notice... — ASTRA
- Rosaviatsia declared Ukraine's statements on Russian airspace illegal Rosaviatsia issued a notification for pilots (NOTAM) stating that — ЭХО / Новости
- Rosaviatsia declared Ukrainian documents on Russian airspace invalid Rosaviatsia issued a notice... — ASTRA
- Rosaviatsia: Ukraine documents on Russian airspace have no legal force — РИАМО
- Rosaviatsia declared Ukrainian documents on Russian airspace illegal — SOTAvision
- Rosaviatsia declared Ukraine's statements on Russian airspace illegal — ЭХО / Новости
- Rosaviatsia — to airlines: Ukraine's claims of 'unairability' of airspace over the RF have no legal force — Meduza
- Ukrainian aviation authorities supported terrorist rhetoric of their leader aimed at destabilizing the work of civilian... — МИД России
- Rosaviatsia declared Ukrainian documents about flights over Russian airspace illegal — Ведомости
- Rosaviatsia declared invalid Ukraine documents regarding flights over Russia — Вечерняя Москва
- In Rosaviatsia stated that all documents published by Ukraine concerning the airspace of the Russian Federation do not have legal... — Дождь (Telegram)
- Rosaviatsia declared Ukrainian documents on Russian airspace illegal — Коммерсантъ
- Rosaviatsia issued NOTAM on invalidity of documents published by Ukraine on the airspace of the Russian Federation — Интерфакс
- Rosaviatsia issued a NOTAM that Ukraine's documents regarding Russian airspace have no legal force. — РИА Новости (Telegram)
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