Putin says Russian air traffic controllers averted tragedy during Kyiv attack on Rostov-on-Don. He warned the strike on transport infrastructure could have endangered civil aviation.
The highly professional work of Russian air traffic controllers made it possible to avoid tragic consequences of Kyiv's attack on Rostov-on-Don, Vladimir Putin said. The strike on transport infrastructure in Rostov-on-Don could have affected civil aviation safety, the president noted.
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