Temporary suspension of Moscow's four airports as eight drones reported shot down
Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency announced a temporary suspension of operations at Moscow's four airports on Friday, and the mayor said authorities shot down eight drones heading for the capital.

Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency on Friday announced a temporary suspension of operations at Moscow's four airports. The agency said in a statement that "operations at Moscow's four airports have been temporarily suspended."
Separately, the mayor of Moscow said that air defence forces shot down eight Ukrainian drones that were heading toward the capital, according to his statement today.



