Zelensky’s statement about creating a threat to civil aviation over Russia is evidence of Kyiv’s desperation, says State Duma deputy
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First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs Alexei Chepa said that Vladimir Zelensky’s words about his intention to create a threat to civil aviation over Russia indicate the desperation of Kyiv, and that the sponsors of Ukraine should also bear responsibility for such state terrorism.
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Why It Matters
The statement was made in the context of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, where each side regularly accuses the other of escalation and violation of international law.
Vladimir Zelensky’s statement about his intention to create a threat to civil aviation over Russia is evidence of Kyiv’s desperation. Alexey Chepa, first deputy chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs, stated this to RIA Novosti.
The responsibility for such state terrorism should be shared by its sponsors, the deputy believes. “If they are not able to stop Kyiv, Russia will have to do it,” Chepa added.
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Open Questions
- What exact words of Zelensky did Chepa and RIA Novosti have in mind?
- Is there evidence that Ukraine plans to pose a threat to civil aviation over Russia?
- Which countries are considered sponsors of Ukraine in this context?
