Russian President Vladimir Putin has leveled a stark accusation, calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “terrorist” amid the ongoing conflict. In a separate move, Kyiv has warned foreign airlines that they should avoid Russian airspace, citing security concerns and the risk of interception. The statements come as the war in eastern Ukraine intensifies and international aviation routes face new restrictions. The exchange underscores the escalating tensions between Moscow and Kyiv and raises questions about the broader geopolitical fallout for global travel and diplomatic relations.
Putin accuses Zelenskyy of 'terrorism', while Ukraine warns foreign airlines against using Russian airspace.
