After being shutdown for three months, Ukraine has announced reopening of it's boarder for the resumption of international flights. Ukraine is starting to welcome foreigners back to the country and letting Ukrainians travel abroad from 15 June.
Three months after imposing travel restrictions to curb COVID-19 pandemic, the country is reopening Boryspil International Airport.
The global pandemic has disrupted international travel, ruined vacation plans around the world, and left many people stranded in foreign lands. The travel restrictions have split Ukrainian families
across borders, left migrant workers without jobs, and confounded foreign tourists who want to visit Ukraine. The easing of travel restrictions is meant to resolve these problems
Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers at a meeting on Friday June 12 decided to resume the operation of checkpoints at Ukrainian airports, as well as to ensure the possibility of foreign citizens crossing the border, the Ukrainian Infrastructure Ministry has reported.

Another wonderful news... economy is coming bacj bit by bit
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