Russian Woman Was Banned From Flight Because Of Her Citizenship: She Took It Hysterically

It was a flight of one of the largest EU airlines.

Lufthansa didn’t allow a Russian woman on a flight because of her citizenship. The woman was supposed to fly from Bremen to Frankfurt, then to Tallinn, and from there to get to Russia. However, the citizen of the terrorist country was informed that she and her compatriots were forbidden to travel through Estonia.

The Russian woman took it hysterically on social media.

She complained about the airline on the Estonia-Russia Telegram channel and also wondered if it was possible to “cheat” the system.

“I am sitting at the Bremen Airport and I have to fly to Tallinn in order to go further to Russia. I live in Germany and have a permanent residence permit. They do not allow me on a Lufthansa plane and they say that all Russian citizens are prohibited from travelling through Estonia! Even with a permanent residence permit. Where can I call or write at this time to address the issue in Estonia? I have two hours left before take-off, and now it’s 5am,” complained a resident of the invader state.

According to the Russian woman, the airline staff told her that they were waiting for an email from Estonia, after receiving which they would be able to let her (or not) on the flight. However, the tourist said later that she wasn’t going to wait and wanted to return back to Frankfurt, from where she would again try to get to the Russian Federation, but through Helsinki.

“I didn’t expect such an attitude from Lufthansa at all,” the woman hysterically comments on the incident.

Compatriots of the aggressor country’s citizen rushed to support her with their comments. It seems they learned how to “cheat” European airlines and other bodies, by simply not showing their passport.

“I don’t know how it is in Estonia, but in Latvia, there is a law on identity documents. The law provides that a person living with a residence permit has the only identity document - a residence permit card. That is, ideally, I do not have to use my passport anywhere in Latvia. Also, all the government bodies ask only for the card.” “I use my passport only at the border entry point in Estonia. Your card is all you need there.” “Having a residence permit card is enough in Estonia. You need your passport only for foreign trips,” the Russians comment.