Ghelendjik airport on the Black Sea coast will reopen after being closed for security reasons following the Russian offensive on Ukraine in 2022. It is one of 11 airports in southern Russia closed due to the risk of Ukrainian air strikes. The Russian Civil Aviation Agency announced the resumption of flights starting Thursday, and Aeroflot will launch flights on the Moscow-Ghelendzhik route from July 18.
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Rusia redeschide aeroportul din Ghelendjik, închis de la începutul ofensivei din Ucraina
Rusia redeschide aeroportul din Ghelendjik de la Marea Neagră închis după declanşarea ofensivei în Ucraina
Rusia redeschide aeroportul din Ghelendjik de la Marea Neagră, închis după începerea războiului în Ucraina
Rusia va redeschide aeroportul din Ghelendjik, închis după începutul conflictului din Ucraina
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