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As an important bridge for international trade and personnel exchanges, the development of the aviation transportation industry has been restricted and promoted by various factors. In the process of global economic integration, air cargo plays a vital role.

However, the turbulence of the international political situation, such as the military game between the United States and Russia, may have an impact on the route planning, cargo transportation safety and market demand of air transportation. For example, if the regional situation is tense, some routes may be restricted or adjusted, resulting in higher transportation costs and longer transportation time.

In addition, political instability may also affect the investment decisions of air transport companies. Companies may reduce capacity deployment in relevant regions or postpone the opening of new routes and aircraft purchase plans due to uncertainty about the future situation.

From the perspective of cargo transportation security, the tense situation may increase the risk of terrorist activities, and airlines need to strengthen security measures, which will undoubtedly increase operating costs. At the same time, due to the instability in some regions, the demand for high-value cargo transportation may change, affecting the cargo structure of air cargo.

In terms of market demand, changes in the political situation may lead to a decrease or increase in trade volume in certain industries. For example, the transportation demand of military-related industries may increase, while industries subject to sanctions or trade restrictions may reduce the demand for air cargo.

On the other hand, the aviation industry also has a certain degree of adaptability and resilience. Companies in the industry may respond to challenges by optimizing operating models, expanding new markets, and strengthening cooperation with all parties. For example, they may explore emerging markets, increase trade with non-tense regions, or cooperate with other modes of transportation to improve comprehensive transportation efficiency.

In short, the political changes brought about by Putin's response to the US military action have brought many uncertainties and challenges to air cargo transportation. But at the same time, it has also prompted the air transport industry to continue to innovate and adjust to adapt to the complex and changing international environment.