I haven't heard of any accidents in civilian air traffic in Russia in last few years. Of course you're free to make your choices.
Anyway, don't overestimate the issue: 2.5% of the fleet seems to be grounded right now.
> I haven't heard of any accidents in civilian air traffic in Russia in last few years.
Not very hard, now that reports are no longer publicly available. Prior to 2022 you would still find that information on avherald and other places. That said, even with the little amount of information going out, in the last 5 years alone Russia had at least 8 hull losses with more than 80 fatalities.
Hmm, I think you may have just not been paying attention? There was the Superjet that crashed and burned at Lukhovitsy just a few months ago, the A320 that ran out of fuel and landed in the field near Novosibirsk a year ago, the AN26 that crashed in 2021, the Superjet that crashed and burned at Moscow in 2019…
