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A viral video shows Antonov AN-124 flying low over Moscow amid Ukrainian drone attacks, airport closures, and rising civilian casualties as Volodymyr Zelenskyy seeks UN support.
One of the world's largest cargo planes flew at a shockingly low altitude to avoid a swarm of Ukrainian drones. According to foreign media, the Russian Defense Ministry's Antonov-124 surprised residents as it flew low over apartment buildings towards Moscow's Vnukovo airport. The maneuver was to avoid Ukrainian suicide drones, which targeted Moscow during the night and morning, causing chaos in the air. Russian air defenses shot down many of the…
The crew of the AN-124 flying at low altitude over Moscow followed the instructions — expert: EADaily
EADaily, September 23rd, 2025. The crew carried out the AN-124 cargo aircraft, which flew over Moscow at low altitude, followed the standard instructions, which are provided for when flying in the metropolis, everything was safe.
Russia Cargo Plane Flies Low Over Moscow to Avoid Drones
A video has captured the world’s largest cargo aircraft, the Russian Defence Ministry Antonov-124, flying dangerously low over Moscow as waves of Ukrainian drones swarmed the city. The massive plane reportedly “scared” locals as it thundered near Vnukovo Airport, passing closely over residential towers. Footage circulating on social media shows the colossal plane swooping over […] The post Russia Cargo Plane Flies Low Over Moscow to Avoid Drones…
A video of one of the world's largest cargo planes, the Antonov AN-124 Ruslan, flying extremely low on the outskirts of Moscow was circulating on Russian social media on Tuesday. The BBC has verified the authenticity of some of the footage, saying it was from a southwestern suburb of the Russian capital.
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