Tensions are escalating faster than Elon Musk's Twitter following!
Finland Introduces Strict Aviation Rules Amid Drone Alarms The Finnish government has limited its airspace following drone alarms. A new rule allows only aircraft and helicopters to fly under 5,900 feet (1,800 meters) above the ground. With this new rule, the first plane that flies in this zone will be a fighter jet escort plane. This is one of the many changes made by the Finnish government after the drone alarms in eastern Finland. Another new rule proposes that all aircraft must be shot down 100 meters away from red airspace zones. This change has been implemented to reduce the risk of collisions with drones. Last week, Swedish Air Force was noticed for their experience with the drone alarm situation in Finland, and how they acquired protection by placing large stones on the airfield tower. See article on SVT News.
Ukraine launches major assault on Russian territory, escalating tensions in the region. "Ukraine has launched a large-scale attack on Russian territory overnight into Friday, resulting in at least five deaths and most of those injured in an attack on the city of Zaporizhzhia in southeastern Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory are hurting Russia's economy. Ukraine has carried out attacks on oil refineries across several locations in Russia, according to the country's military. The petrol shortage on the occupied Crimean Peninsula is becoming increasingly dire as fuel transportations are successfully disrupted." "US President Donald Trump told Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky that Ukraine should be more bold in its fight against Russia, according to a highly placed Ukrainian source. A joint declaration between the US and Iran has been signed as an initial step towards peace talks. Now, negotiations will take place under a ceasefire." "Gas prices in Russia are normally among the lowest in the world but have recently changed. Reports from Russia now indicate that prices are rising sharply - partly due to war. Ukraine and Russia are preparing for a large-scale attack, with Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelensky urging residents to be extra vigilant." See article on SVT News.