Did a plane from Moscow fly nearly over Kyiv? It was spotted in the Ukrainian sky (see map).

Mysterious aircraft have been repeatedly reported over Ukraine. On Friday, February 21, a passenger flight from the Turkish low-cost airline Pegasus Airlines, traveling from Moscow to Istanbul (Turkey), allegedly flew over Ukrainian territory.

This is evidenced by data from flightradar. According to this information, the plane departed from Moscow late and landed in Istanbul later than scheduled. During the flight, radars detected it in Ukrainian airspace, specifically over the Kyiv region.

As is known, since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion, the airspace over Ukraine has remained closed. However, monitoring services frequently record passenger planes over various regions of our country.

This phenomenon may have several reasons: incorrect data transmission regarding the aircraft's location, malfunctions in ground reception stations, or GPS interference. Another explanation for this occurrence could be the active use of electronic warfare (EW) systems or issues with data processing in flight tracking services.

As reported by "Telegraph," two passenger planes from Belarus were previously spotted over Ukraine. They allegedly crossed the entire country, flying over the Kyiv region, Donbas, and Dnipro.