Ain't it going a little bit too far into poltics?
Moreover, there are no "Russian Air Forces". Nobody in NATO would use this form, by all means. They will probably speak of the Air Force of the Russian Federation. And there also is no "NATO Allied airspace". They may speak at one moment of the airspace of one or another country which is a member of the alliance.
The "whole, free and at peace" stuff is a really good joke.
If you want to play it like this, than make it look real. Or try to copy a real document.
