Three out of four of Moscow’s airports shut to air traffic on Sunday
after Ukraine launched dozens of drones at the Russian capital, authorities said.
The attacks led to multiple flight delays, including at Moscow’s second-busiest airport of Vnukovo, Russian media reported.
Ukraine, which has itself endured waves of Russian drone strikes throughout the nearly four-year war, did not immediately comment.
A spokesman for Russian aviation regulator Rosaviatsia announced the closures between 1300 GMT to 1400 GMT.
“The restrictions are necessary to ensure flight safety,” Artem Korenyako said on Telegram.Latest News, Breaking News & Top News Stories | The Express TribuneAFPRead More
