Ukraine vows to keep airspace open despite Russia threat
The Hindu
Infrastructure Ministry convenes emergency meeting to counter threat of Ukraine being cut off from international flights
Ukraine on Sunday vowed to keep its airspace open to international travel despite Western warnings that Russian troops conducting drills near its borders could invade at any point.
The Dutch carrier KLM on Saturday became the first major airline to indefinitely suspend flights to the former Soviet republic because of the rising risks.
Ukraine's budget airline SkyUp said on Sunday that its flight from Portugal to Kiev was forced to land in Moldova because the plane's Irish leasing company had revoked permission for it to cross into Ukraine.
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