It’s political fowl play!

Russian reporters on a state-chartered plane from Russia to Alaska to cover Vladimir Putin’s summit with Donald Trump were served a meal of chicken kyiv — in a possible troll targeting Ukraine.

Margarita Simonyan, editor in chief of Russia Today, said members of the Russian press corps were given the breaded cutlets — a dish named after Ukraine’s capital — on a jet headed to Anchorage for Friday’s cease-fire talks . 3

“Our journalists, who flew to Alaska on a special flight, were served chicken Kyiv cutlets on the plane,” wrote Simonyan, who edits the state-run English language channel, on X .

The grub prompted some squawking from critics of Russia, who called it a burn that goes beyond the food world.

But “Putin and Trump should turn [Ukrainian

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