US EditionMajor Ukrainian Drone Attacks Sow Chaos at Moscow's Airports
RUSSIA, JUL 21 – Ukrainian drone strikes caused fires and disrupted thousands of passengers at Moscow airports and a railway station in Rostov Oblast during the fifth consecutive night of attacks.
- On July 21, 2025, Ukrainian drone attacks targeted Moscow and its surrounding regions, causing fires and major disruptions at Moscow’s primary airports.
- These attacks followed a surge of drone interceptions between July 19 and 21, with Russia’s Defense Ministry reporting downing 117 drones overnight on July 21.
- The assaults forced Sheremetyevo Airport to cancel over 170 flights and delay hundreds more, stranding thousands and affecting at least 200,000 passengers nationwide.
- A fire at a train station in Kamenolomni was caused by falling drone debris, prompting evacuation of three people with no reported injuries, according to Governor Yuri Slyusar.
- These repeated drone attacks mark a strategic escalation in Ukraine’s campaign, increasing disruptions in Russia’s civil aviation and triggering flight suspensions and infrastructure damage.
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By Laura Sharman, Daria Tarasova-Markina, and Victoria Butenko New waves of deadly Russian missiles hit Ukraine overnight Sunday, while long-range drone strikes from Kyiv caused travel chaos at Moscow airports. Residents of Kyiv and other major Ukrainian cities
·Panama City, United States
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On the night of July 21, Russian air defense forces shot down 15 Ukrainian drones flying in the direction of Moscow, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said.
·Riga, Latvia
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