Several Moscow airports suspended the reception and departure of flights overnight, days after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned Russia's airspace was becoming "completely unsafe," due to drones and would "effectively be closing."
Moscow's two busiest airports suspended operations for the second night in a row following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's threats to make Russia's airspace "completely unsafe," with drones.
Sheremetyevo and Vnukovo airports paused the arrival and departure of flights, while Moscow's fourth busiest airport, Zhukovsky International Airport, also introduced restrictions, according to Russia's Civil Aviation Authority.
Flight suspensions also affected the Black Sea airports of Gelendzhik and Sochi, as well as Penza Airport in western Russia and Saratov Gagarin Airport in the southwest of the country.
Russia's Civil Aviation Authority issued a statement saying that all documents published by Ukraine about Russia's airspace have "no legal force," adding that it was taking measures to ensure the safety of the country's airspace.
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