US EditionAll four Moscow airports closed due to spate of Ukrainian drone attacks
Russian air defences shot down 11 Ukrainian drones within an hour, prompting closure of Moscow's four international airports over safety concerns.
- All four international airports in Moscow were closed on Sunday afternoon due to safety concerns amid drone attacks.
- Russian air defence forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones within one hour near Moscow, according to Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.
- Air traffic restrictions at Domodedovo, Vnukovo, Zhukovsky, and Sheremetyevo airports were announced by the Russian civil aviation agency Rosaviatsia.
- Russia claims that Ukrainian drones frequently attack various regions including Moscow, while Russia attacks Ukraine with missiles and drones.
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Moscow shuts all four international airports after air defence forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones
All four international airports of the Russian capital were closed due to safety concerns on Sunday afternoon after air defence forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones within an hour, authorities said. Russia's civil aviation agency Rosaviatsia said air traffic restrictions were imposed at all four international airports of Moscow---Domodedovo, Vnukovo, Zhukovsky and Sheremetyevo---due to safety concerns. "Air defences have intercepted another UAV …
Russian air defences over a period of four hours during the afternoon of 22 February reflected an attack by 20 drones flying to Moscow, which was reported by the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin.
All 4 Moscow Airports Shut Down, At Least 11 Ukrainian Drones Destroyed
All four international airports of the Russian capital were closed due to safety concerns on Sunday afternoon until further notice as air defence forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones within an hour.
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All four Moscow airports closed due to spate of Ukrainian drone attacks
Moscow, Feb 22 (PTI) All four international airports of the Russian capital were closed due to safety concerns on Sunday afternoon until further notice as air defence forces shot down 11 Ukrainian drones within an hour. The Russian civil aviation agency Rosaviatsia said in a press release that air traffic restrictions have been imposed at […]
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