Uncommon Knowledge: Trump Closes Venezuelan Airspace, but Not NATO Airspace
Summary
President Donald Trump announced that he has closed the airspace over Venezuela, while NATO is dealing with increased Russian air incursions. Recent events include Russian military aircraft and drones entering NATO airspace, causing concern among member countries. The closure of Venezuelan airspace by President Trump contrasts with the ongoing restraint over Russian actions against NATO territories.Key Facts
- President Trump declared the airspace over and around Venezuela completely closed.
- This announcement follows warnings from the FAA about security issues in Venezuela.
- In recent months, Russian aircraft and drones have entered NATO airspace more frequently.
- Poland reported 19 Russian drones breaching its airspace, prompting a NATO Article 4 consultation.
- Estonia experienced an incursion by Russian MiG-31 jets, calling it a very bold action.
- Romania reported its first daytime violation of its airspace by Russian drones in November.
- NATO has responded to these incursions, including shooting down Russian drones.
- International air law states that only a country can close its own airspace, not another country like the United States.
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