Moscow Airports Suspended Work for the Second Night in a Row After Zelensky's Warnings.
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In Moscow, for the second night in a row, the airports of Vnukovo and Sheremetievo were suspended because of a threat to civil aviation, and dozens of flights were detained and cancelled.
After warning the President of Ukraine of the danger in the Russian sky, the airports of Vnukovo and Sheremetievo suspend their work for the second night in a row.
The two airports in the Russian capital maintain the suspension of operations following the threat of the Ukrainian president. Hugo Soares still considers the motion of censure to be "ridiculous".
In Moscow, for the second night in a row, restrictions were imposed on the work of airports, which caused hundreds of flights to be delayed or canceled. The disruptions occur against the background of a warning by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about the growing danger of flights in Russian airspace.
Moscow airports were forced to suspend work due to “danger” in the airspace. This is the second night in a row after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned airlines about threats in the skies over Russia.
On the night of Thursday, 3 September, the Moscow airports of Vnukovo and Sheremetievo again suspended work, the second time after President Vladimir Zelensky had warned about the security of Russia's airspace.
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