Putin's Flight Cannot Land in Moscow because of the Threat of UAVs
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The Ukrainian drone strike disrupted air traffic in Moscow.
Putin boarded the plane in Turkmenistan and headed for Moscow. As he was about to land, the capital was attacked by Ukrainian drones. All airports were closed – and it is unclear how Putin escaped the drama.
In the sky, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's plane, on which he was returning from Turkmenistan, was unable to land immediately in Moscow and was transferred to St. Petersburg, which is reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to Agency. On Friday evening, 8 October, several aircraft of the Russian Special Air Force, carrying the highest Russian leadership, were circling over Moscow. At least three flights were returning from Turkmenistan, where …
The head of the Kremlin will fly to Petersburg.
Peace: Russian President Vladimir Putin's plane back from Turkmenistan, where the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit was held, was unable to land in Moscow on 9 October.
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