Can the beriev firefighting aircraft operate in Europe or the European union?

The claim regarding the operational capability of the Beriev firefighting aircraft in Europe or the European Union is contradicted by several sources. The Beriev Be-200, a Russian-built amphibious aircraft designed for firefighting, has faced significant regulatory challenges in Europe. Specifically, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has withdrawn certification for Russian-built aircraft, which includes the Beriev Be-200. This withdrawal effectively prohibits the operation of such aircraft within EU airspace. Furthermore, the sources indicate that the geopolitical climate, particularly following the conflict in Ukraine, has led to stricter regulations against Russian aviation products in Europe. While there may be isolated instances of the aircraft being used in non-EU countries, the overarching regulatory framework in Europe currently prevents the operational use of the Beriev Be-200 within EU member states.