Ukrainian drones strike Moscow, disrupting flights at major airports

Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow overnight, disrupting flight operations at several major airports in the region, Ukrainian media reported. Russian officials said air defense units intercepted over 100 drones heading toward the capital. Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin reported that 105 drones were shot down between 21:34 and 2:08 local time. Russia's federal air transport agency Rosaviatsiya announced flight restrictions at Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky airports, stating they operate only with prior approval due to temporary airspace restrictions. The attack marks a significant escalation in drone strikes targeting Moscow, with authorities implementing precautionary measures to ensure safety. The airports continue to handle flights on a case-by-case basis pending further developments.