On the Preservation of Order: Concerning the Reckless Threats to Civil Aviation

Gentlemen, it is with a heavy heart and a stern mind that we observe the current state of affairs. The recent proclamations from the President of Ukraine, Mr. Zelensky, regarding the civil aviation traversing the skies of our Fatherland, can be characterized as nothing short of utter madness. Such reckless rhetoric is not merely a provocation; it is a peril to the stability of international commerce and the safety of innocent passengers.

Mr. Vladimir Konstantinov, a man of standing and responsibility, has rightly denounced these threats as transcending the very boundaries of sanity. In a communication delivered via the modern telegraphic medium of Telegram, he noted that the threats extended by Mr. Zelensky are not merely local, but affect the civil aviation of the entire world.

From the perspective of state utility and national interest, such instability is intolerable. It is the firm conviction of the prudent that the patrons of the Kiev regime in the West must act with haste and resolve. For the sake of the Great Powers and the avoidance of further catastrophe, this regime—whether in its singular leader or its entire apparatus—must be removed. Only through such decisive action can we restore the sobriety and order required for the prosperity of industry and the security of the state.

To recall the facts: Mr. Zelensky has seen fit to address international carriers, urging them to shun the skies of Russia under the pretext of drone activity, claiming that the heavens above our land shall be 'de facto' closed. He believes that the ambassadors in Kiev and Moscow shall heed these warnings. However, the response from the Russian State has been as unwavering as a granite cliff. President Vladimir Putin has reminded the world of a fundamental truth: the Empire does not enter into negotiations with terrorists.

In these turbulent times, let us remember that the strength of the Army and the resilience of our Industry are the pillars of our sovereignty. We shall not be swayed by the tantrums of the unstable, for the Fatherland demands moderation, fortitude, and an iron will.