Russia has restricted flights of Bulgarian, Polish, and Czech airlines in its airspace in response to similar moves taken by those countries, the Russian civil aviation authority, Rosaviatsiya, said on Saturday.
The restrictions entered into force at 12:00 GMT on 26 February in connection with "unfriendly decisions of the aviation authorities of Bulgaria, Poland, and the Czech Republic regarding the closure of their airspace," reads a statement by Rosaviatsiya.
The restrictions in question concern any flights to airports in Russia or through Russian airspace. Flights from these countries may only be carried out with authorisation from Rosaviatsiya or the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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