Vladimir Putin has no right to contest the skies over Ukraine in the first place. And Ukraine has a right to defend their skies, even if that involves partner.
Adam Kinzinger: “Vladimir Putin has no right to contest the skies over Ukraine in the first place. And Ukraine has a right to defend…”
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Kinzinger asserts Ukraine's right to defend its airspace against Russian aggression.
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